Today Sup Forums we will be solving a riddle but to be able to do that we need to do a little story time.
Today Sup Forums we will be solving a riddle but to be able to do that we need to do a little story time
Leo Foster
James Hernandez
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Aaron Watson
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Luis Wright
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Anthony Phillips
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Kayden Hernandez
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Ian Cooper
Nice, I love the Joker's Asylum stories.
Logan Allen
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Carter Long
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John Rivera
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Samuel Lewis
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Jose Walker
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Adrian Thompson
Hey, you.
Grayson Rodriguez
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Dominic Allen
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Xavier Phillips
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Connor Ortiz
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Jackson Morris
I'm talking to you.
Matthew Edwards
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Anthony Taylor
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Blake Thompson
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Jonathan Bennett
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Eli Lopez
Where do you think you're going?
Jason Fisher
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Evan Thomas
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Jayden Bennett
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Jaxon Morris
What's up fampai
Christopher Phillips
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Matthew Torres
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Kevin Nelson
I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to
William Roberts
SO WHO WAS PHONE!?
Xavier Barnes
Hey thats the end of the comic but now its time to solve the riddle of who set the riddler up.
Brayden Garcia
That is me friendo
Luis Harris
it was Riddler himself
Adam Johnson
Riddler did. He set himself up. He's the one that killed the father.
Charles Phillips
OK, are you listening? You listening? You listen good:
faggot
Juan King
>Queen of Hearts
>Wears clubs
Nicholas Flores
He killed the father but he didn't set himself up. Its low hanging fruit to say it was himself who did it
Matthew Ross
There are two ways to interpret this. Either it was:
A.) The Riddler himself having blackmailed and later murdering the father after solving the riddle of the woman he longed to get. However, after attaining her there was no more challenge. So he was in love of the riddle of challenge not the victory of living with her. Hence the painting is also taken out besides the father.
B.) It was the Joker. He was the only Gotham Rogue not to visit Eddie. A previous storytime of this someone mentioned the way he sets the cards up in the various narratives in another give-away.
As for why? The joke is laid out right there at the end. Joker realized it and decided to break Eddie's little world by giving him what he wanted and then taking it all away.
Evan Walker
He always sets himself up. That's the entire gimmick of his character.
Leo Perry
B sounds very plausible. A big clue is definitely the playing card suit motif which is in every single fucking panel, but it could be a clue to a number of things.
Also heres a hint
Joseph White
it obviously was Riddler, but its kinda weird, he isn't known for disassociation.
Hunter Evans
Riddler's entire thing is setting himself up.
though killing the father is very unlike him, Riddler wants to be caught, seems strange he'd go back and murder the man.
the painting is the giveaway, its the one he stole in the start.
Justin Cruz
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riddles have definite answers, not probablys
somewhere in this comic there is a clue that leads to a definite answer and I will find it one day, with or without Sup Forums's help
Carter Kelly
All these Aces and Spades and "Queen of Hearts."
And Joker said "I already told you.", so did Eddie somehow get involved with the Royal Flush Gang?
Charles Ross
That's the only thing to make me think it wasn't the Riddler. Eddie can be murder but a simple gun-shot? No. That doesn't seem like something he'd do.
The Joker on the other hand. After all, she was Eddie's Queen of Hearts, the father was the King. Eddie was basically the Ace. But what the Joker is always wild.
Kevin Miller
does joker really wear green suits though?
Cooper Kelly
He's disguised himself before to get a laugh.
Anthony Russell
This comic makes no sense. It was written by Scott Lobdell, so you know...
Jason Jackson
The Joker will do anything for a laugh. He mentally broke Two-Face once just because it was a Monday.
Wyatt Foster
that is pretty funny, I think I'm his target audience.
Luis Martinez
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no it wasnt
Nathaniel Baker
Dude it says Calloway right on the cover
Landon Cook
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