Where there’s madness in Gotham, there’s only one name behind it.
Across decades of chaos, this collection assembles a gallery of Joker tales that show why he remains DC’s most compelling villain. Whether he’s hosting a deadly birthday party, trademarking a fish, standing trial for Batman’s murder, or disappearing into global shadows post-Infinite Frontier, the Clown Prince of Crime commands attention in every panel.
Featuring the full runs of The Joker (1975) and his modern ongoing, this volume brings together Batman #251, #260, #286, #291–294, #321, Detective Comics #475–476, #504, Justice League of America #77, Wonder Woman #280–283, The Brave and the Bold #111, #118, #129–130, #141, and The Joker #1–10.
Über den Autor Dennis O'Neil
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Dennis O’Neil was a pioneering comic book writer and editor whose work helped usher in the Bronze Age of Comics. Known for bringing realism and moral complexity to superheroes, O’Neil’s Hard Traveling Heroes run with Neal Adams remains one of the most influential in DC history. He also revitalized Batman, co-created Ra’s al Ghul, and mentored generations of creators as an editor at DC.Elliot S. Maggin is a veteran comic book writer and novelist best known for his work on Superman and Green Arrow. He contributed to the Hard Traveling Heroes era and brought a thoughtful, philosophical tone to superhero storytelling. Maggin also authored several acclaimed Superman novels and remains a respected voice in comics.Neal Adams revolutionized comic book art with his dynamic realism and expressive character work. His collaboration with Dennis O’Neil on Green Lantern/Green Arrow set a new standard for visual storytelling and helped elevate comics as a serious medium. Adams also played a key role in creators’ rights advocacy and left an indelible mark on Batman, X-Men, and countless other titles.
