So what do you think happened to the Joker he was caught at the end of TDK?
Do you think he ever escaped? Was he tried and imprisoned or even executed?
He seemed to have supernatural powers of planning and executing impossible stuff, but I like to think he's probably some nobody in Gitmo or somewhere where he gets one hour of daylight each month or something like that.
By the way, he's such a shitty villain. His plan was to terrorize and kill a lot of people to prove people will go to extremes after such acts. What an edgelord.
PS. Let this not devolve into shitposting about da Jokah baby.
Zachary Hill
He was sent to Arkham where he OD'd on his meds.
Lucas Jackson
In TDKR novel adaptation he's the sole inhabitant of Arkham Asylum
Nathaniel Price
He wasn't even insane, though. He was clearly a tactician and compus mentus.
Isaiah Russell
The big guy didn't let him out
Camden Parker
Can you provide a link for that? I never read it, but iirc the only reference to him is something shitty along the lines of "even Selina Kyle didn't know of what happened to him... or did she?".
Camden Bennett
Doesn't Bane take one look at him and realizes "nah keep him locked up"
Thomas Collins
obviously escaped from holding again because GCPD are idiots
probably far away during the Bane incident, making bombs
Lucas Sullivan
I remember Nolan said once he originally planned for Heath to comeback and Harley to be introduced.
Imagine a version of Harley not made just to be eye candy that isn't that appealing to the eyes anyway.
Cameron James
Do you have in high res i cant read a shit
Robert Gonzalez
Nah just grabbed it off google
Brody James
That looks like it was taken from deviantart.
Zachary Price
Google it
Ryder Lee
>they let him keep his makeup on >despite being in a straitjacket
Were they applying it for him..?
Eli Fisher
What are you talking about, he was sent to Arkham. Don't you finish watching your movies or something?
Christopher Richardson
fucking faggots posting thumbnails, man
Chase Ross
Scarecrows role in Rises was clearly made for Joker, he acts way more wacky than he does in the other films.
Joker isnt a beta cuck like scarecrow no way he would agree or coop with bane
Hunter Reed
>he's such a shitty villain i think he`s the perfect villain against batman, but all in all he is really not that threatening or whatever compared to ras al ghul or bane
Jacob Garcia
that's so fucking stupid why would the joker do that
Austin Wilson
he wakes up and realises it was all a dream
Luke Murphy
So then he probably starved to death unless he ended up eating those guys? Gotham's occupation lasted a while if I recall, and I doubt Big Guy left the staff of the asylum stick around.
Adrian Scott
Lol what a cuck
Tyler Sullivan
Well considering its not a picture book for babies, he was probably confined to a prison cell and didn't escape because terrorists escaping a first world prison defies logic.
Gavin Powell
>you are a weed in a garden we cultivated The big guy wouldn't say something like that.
Cameron Bennett
Where did this happen?
Ebin trole, m8.
It literally says it was made by someone called kinjamin. No way that's official.
Elijah Cruz
Where is this from
Sebastian Sanchez
can anyone confirm if this is in the novel or the exact passage where they mention dah jokah? no way I'm reading that shit just to get one line vaguely mentioning him
Ayden Cooper
If Keith Legend survived, Rises wouldn't have existed as it does. It likely wouldn't have an 8 year gap, foremost.
Logan Turner
Yes, yes, the implication is that's Harley near his cell and she should release him soon.
HOWEVER...
that is obviously a shitty fan made comic.
That makes more sense, the Feds or CIAdeciding his fate and not those Gotham cucks.
Adam Davis
>Heh. >I didn't want to get out anyway.
Anthony Hernandez
is that harley next to the door
Levi Lee
He probably went to Arkham and was broken out by henchmen, sympathisers or people who would benefit from him being out, like someone trying to find Bats.
Gabriel Garcia
The absolute madman!
Daniel Adams
Well Nolan is an idiot for not even bothering to mention the Joker in TDKR
Matthew Gomez
honestly what would of happen if heath didn't die ive heard two stories
1. he was just going to play the judge that the scarecrow had
2. twoface wasnt going to be in TDR and the joker was going to go i trial and burn dent
Xavier Clark
eerrr no twoface in TDK but he would of been main bad guy in TDR
Lincoln Gutierrez
HA HA BANE'S GONNA FREAK
Ryan Torres
This.
I hate when people quote any of his speech to Harvey Dent.
He's clearly bullshitting Two Face, of course he has plans. The whole fucking movie is him and his plans.
Tyler Ward
most plausible to me would be that bane understands that freeing the joker would throw a big annoying wrench in his own plans so he would just keep him locked up
Adam Jackson
Nolan's Joker wouldn't do that.
Even Hamill's joker would only do that if he had his own escape plan.
Also, why the fuck does he have his make up on?
Yeah, that's pretty cool.
Carson Hughes
>I hate when people quote any of his speech to Harvey Dent. right? how would he dot shit like calling the tv program and going on air immediatly? he clearly had people inside working for him
Justin Hill
it was written by Jared Leto
Leo Flores
>still sucking dead man's dick Christ.
Adrian Mitchell
is johnny depp turning into a rl joker? did you see that finger!
Hudson Murphy
This is the quote from the novelisation. Catwoman says it.
>Now that the Dent Act had made it all but impossible for the city’s criminals to cop an insanity plea, Blackgate had replaced Arkham Asylum as a preferred location for imprisoning both convicted and suspected felons. The worst of the worst were sent here, except for the Joker, who, rumor had it, was locked away as Arkham’s sole remaining inmate. Or perhaps he had escaped. Nobody was really sure.
Andrew Lewis
It was
Luis Martinez
thanks almighty Sup Forums god
please kill yourself
Kayden Watson
wasnt the joker supposed to be a third protagonist between batman and bane. batman was the good. bane was the bad and joker the ugly
Jonathan Campbell
At the end his laugh faded away. He was broken.
Benjamin Clark
I wish Heat didn't die and Noland could made the 3rd one like he always wanted to
Anthony Stewart
TDK Joker was so edgy.
Sebastian Butler
someone should re edit the ending where you can hear the laugh fading away and then you hear "im da joykur baybee"
Oliver Rogers
>Heat was only 28 Jesus Christ
Gavin Foster
seeeee >>
Benjamin Mitchell
just imagine it in Tom Hardy's silly voice
Brayden Flores
lol hardy doesnt take acting seriously so he makes up funny accents
Oliver Lopez
Fanfic trash
Colton Edwards
The kind of stupid post you expect from people who have only seen Dark Knight Rises, jump off a bridge
Sebastian Edwards
wow your an idiot seeing as how ive seen alot of tv and films hes been in. fuck off niggerdicksuck
Michael Bell
He says he never plans shit and at the end he pulls second detonator like nigga wtf who you tryin to fool
Wyatt Long
t. Nicolas Winding Refn
Carter Scott
Plans usually have a goal. The Joker's goal is only chaos.
Mason Thompson
So he plans chaos
Brayden Thomas
>1. he was just going to play the judge that the scarecrow had No way. A villain like the Joker needs his own vehicle to ride on. If he were in TDKR, he would've competed against Bane for another comeback against Batman, but that will be fucking insane of a movie.
>2. twoface wasnt going to be in TDR and the joker was going to go i trial and burn dent Without Harvey, TDK wouldn't work.
Jordan Wood
He was poorly written. HA HA HA HE HE HI HO HU HA
Noah Hall
rumor has it that the riddler was supposed to be the secondary villian in TDK. he was the jokers brother who gets caught by batman and sent to die by execution because of dent thus setting the joker on his chaos killing spree thn getting caught by batman at the end and setting up the third movie where joker makes dent into two face and bane fucking gotham up. batman,bane and the joker battle for gothams fate while two face was supposed to be the judge that was replaced by crane/scarecrow
Dylan James
This 2bh
Luke Collins
I always thought that after him being captured, cops kill him on the road to prison. After all he did a lot of shit to them.
Evan White
No, the Joker is a great villain. Part of what makes him so intriguing is that he completely lacks material motives. Instead, his purpose is entirely ideological. He is endlessly compelled to tempt and seduce others into abandoning their morality, placing people in situations where they are forced to commit evil in order to preserve their own existence. Any seemingly random act of senseless violence he carries out is calculated to cause somebody connected with his victim to suffer a mental breakdown in effort to make them become like him.
Most villains combat good with evil. But the Joker DESTROYS good. His only interest is to corrupt others' understanding of goodness and to bring them down into the existential pit of purposeless, brutal absurdity that he lives in.
Anybody who says "hur dur the Joker is just edgy and does random shit for no reason" just 100% does not get what Batman is really about.
Angel Howard
lol he's fucking twisted!
Tyler Bell
B-but Arkham closes/is destroyed after the events of Begins. I think so.
Yes, please.
Ryan Jenkins
Feel bad for the kid that made this
Ryder Ramirez
>Joker >idelogies Man, TDK fucked you up good.
Blake Stewart
Not an argument
Christopher Kelly
you got it all wrong. joker plus dent were the only ones who truely became what the joker wanted which was utter chaos. if you remember in the movie the joker states that even the crime bosses lost their balls to even do anything criminal. joker was the first to become a chaotic villian and tried to turn gotham against batman and only suceeded with dent but were both stopped by batman
Levi Morris
I'm not talking about the movie Joker, I'm talking about the entire history of the character in all his incarnations. Joker and Batman are two sides of the same coin. Both are the result of extreme traumatic events that destroy their sense of meaning and out them in an existential crises. Batman responds by taking responsibility for creating his own meaning, by finding a purpose in his vigilantism. Joker denies purpose and abandons meaning and morality entirely. Batman wants to rehabilitate and redeem, or at least incarcerate Joker so he will no longer be a danger to others or himself. Joker wants to corrupt Batman and prove that the struggle to create meaning from chaos is futile. They are both trying to "save" each other. The Batman mythos is a metaphor for existential-nihilist conflict. Two-face splits the difference by letting chance decide whether he will do good or evil, essentially copping out of the problem of meaning by investing his faith in luck, which he sees as the only meaningful force in a world that is cruel and absurd.
Lincoln Torres
>falling for the cop is the same as a criminal meme >this philosophical theory Jesus Christ.
James Wilson
I like the openendedness of The Dark Knight where it's to be presumed Batman and The Joker are in fact "destined to do this forever." Joker does some time, escapes, keeps wreaking havoc, there's more "escalation" (as Gordon called it at the end of Batman Begins) and more freaks show up. Hell, maybe Ra's was even still alive, Nolan's universe was fairly grounded but who knew what it could escalate to over a decade. It felt like Batman Begins and The Dark Knight were together as a whole a prequel to a Batman universe of one sort or another. The only part I didn't like about that was how much finality there was to Two-Face's death.
I prefer to just pretend The Dark Knight Rises never happened, I feel like it was one big ill-conceived plan B. An alright movie on its own, but dragged the universe down with it.
Jose Perez
You fool. You couldve been the greatest. You blew it. You threw it all away.
Godammit, baka
Adrian Wright
I think the Riddler being in Nolan's Batman was post-Inception speculation. I remember anons posting fan posters here featuring Leo on the cover. kek
Tyler Brooks
Wears clown make up in public
kills people.
Literally nobody knows this guys real name
>Not Crazy
Nolan Allen
The novelization stated that he disappeared after escaping from Arkham or something
The proloque is also amazing in the novel, CIA's inner dialogue is hilarious
Gabriel Barnes
>CIA's inner dialogue Pls post it.
Juan White
That's a big ass
Austin Morris
>hasn't watched Locke That accent was ridiculous
William Reed
>the joker possessing the ability to do that to two armed guards
top kek
Nathan Bailey
Nice fedora
Hudson Anderson
Neck yourself
Parker Cox
That's not even the most autistic DKR fan art
Jeremiah Fisher
...
Logan Miller
Last one I'm posting.
For more autism look up "Dark Knight Epilogue"
Ethan Richardson
>Two Face II
That went full retard very quickly. The other two at least had some potential.
Nolan Perez
Actually, using James Gordon Jr. as a villain is a great idea, imo, he's a really underrated Batman villain, only the Two-Face thing was stupid.
Jackson Howard
where does it say hes not insane?
Luis Cook
Where the fuck did the TDK Joker come from? He had no identity or records and not even the mob who controlled the underground network of Gotham knew who he was.
I've heard it theorized that he was a former special ops guy gone mad and only higher up government officials knew about him. Even if it's complete bullshit it almost makes sense to me.
Chase Carter
Bear in mind that this is a place where world-famous billionaire playboy Bruce Wayne can just up and disappear to go be a ninja.
Isaac Green
Could anyone please explain me how wasn't he caught in the opening scene? The bus driver behind should be like:"Ok, there is another unplanned bus straight oughta hole in a bank wall, nothing to see here, let's move like nothing happened." Or how he casually got to a mob meeting, obviously not facing any security. Or how the fuck police forces hasn't anticipated burning cars before they even started to transport Harvey.