This month sees the penultimate issues of the Scott Snyder's simply incredible Joker event, Death ... Batman even punches a horse in the face. The series, that has spread over most of the Bat ...

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After enlisting the Dollmaker to remove his face back ... and anyway, Batman’s the real criminal. There is not a moment in Death of the Family where I am not scared of what the Joker will ...

"Death of the Family" arc targets the Bat-clan Writer Scott Snyder adds fairy-tale imagery as the Joker shows his messed-up adoration of Batman The psycho has managed to reattach his face to his ...

DC Comics will be publishing a Batman: Death Of The Family collection with a Joker skin mask in September. The skin masks will also be available separately to attendees at San Diego Comic Con ...

The Joker in “Death of the Family,” spanning Batman (2011) #13-17 ... He wears a mask of his own detached face skin, stretched over the raw flesh underneath. Writer Scott Snyder deploys ...

The Joker from Batman: Death of the Family is COMING SOON ... of Crime is pretty dark and features a surgically removed face. Joker did this to show that the Bat-family only who they were ...

The Joker presumably wants his face back initially ... after all lots has changed) Death in the Family saw the Joker captured, beat and ultimately kill Jason Todd (Batman's Robin at the time).

Also, Batman's triumphant comeback gets the attention of The Joker ... Batman following the death of the last Robin ever ...

The Batman: Death in the Family Blu ... Todd and The Joker, respectively. Other featured voices are Zehra Fazal (Young Justice) as Talia al Ghul and Gary Cole (Veep) as Two-Face and James Gordon.

DC fans have plenty of reason to be excited for Batman: Death in the Family, the company's latest ... watch Jason Todd's fateful run-in with the Joker and choose how his tragic journey plays ...

The Joker always knows how to hit Batman where it hurts. In this 23-issue series, the Clown Prince of Crime goes after Batman's companions, like Catwoman, Alfred, and Commissioner Gordon.