Who was in the wrong here?

Who was in the wrong here?

Arkham Asylum.

I've always thought that Jason was right.

The Joker.

>YEAH BUT IF I KILL HIM THEN SOMEONE WORSE WILL COME ALONG
Okay I get that Gotham is a fucked up place and that's probably the best argument, but just take the chances.

Batman was probably going to kill Joker, but Superman stopped him. Isn't grieving for literal decades enough? Why would anyone hold Batman not betraying everything he stands for in a fit of rage against him? I mean if you disagree that strongly with the core narrative of the character, why bother reading his comics in the first place?

Bruce has good intentions, it's just that status quo and the inability for any villains to die or stay in prison means that his no-kill rule's kinda retarded. The Joker should have been sentenced to death a long long time ago or shot by the police or anyone

Remember that time Batman rescued Joker drom a lawful execution because "dude he didn't do the one specific crime you're trying him for lmao"

I guarantee you if some panicky rookie cop did take a shot at the Joker Bats would be on him in seconds and beat him into the ICU while Joker ran away

>Remember that time Batman rescued Joker drom a lawful execution because "dude he didn't do the one specific crime you're trying him for lmao"

Superman would've done the same. It wasn't a "lawful" execution if he wasn't guilty to the crime levied against him.

>this is the logic batfags operate on

Actual logic? Correct.

Is the comic any good?

>Batman does everything he can to stop and recently even kill Joker
>He comes back anyway
Ultimately Jason. Especially since everyone who talks down to Bruce about not doing enough and tall about how they'd do this or that never does anything.
>Because Batman stops them!
Not always, in fact there are more cases of Batman doing anything at all about Joker than anyone else yet everyone is content to act like he's done nothing while letting dozens of issues go by aware that Joker is out there and not enacting the supposed final solution they claim they would.
Throwing the Batarang was retarded though

>Remember that time
Exactly, that time. Cite several more cases if you can guarantee it's a sure thing and not just as much one fits all excuse for Rookie Cop to fail to do anything as "My Moral Code" is for Batman.

>lawful execution
>"dude he didn't do the one specific crime you're trying him for lmao"

>Not executing someone who has a kill count in the thousands is unlawful

whoops meant for

It's not bad, outside of Bruce's autism near the ending

Batman 100%

Jason is right.

Apparently the Batman Who Laughs was created after Batman killed Joker and got infected by a toxin in his heart, so maybe that's the reason Batman doesn't kill Joker now

Jason was right, but he thought Bruce was a rational being instead of being just as irrational as any of his rogues.

Batman is wrong for allowing the Joker to murder countless people. Jason was wrong for not just mag dumping into the base of the Joker's skull before Batman got there. His little pity party just allowed Batman to sign the death warrant of thousands of future victims.

Joker (along with some DC villains) should be killed so they can enter the anals of time forever. It and has always been bad writing to keep the Joker alive.

Why doesnt superman kills the president of the united states and destroys the CIA? every american president has more blood on their hands than the joker, the jla should take control.

Wait hold on a second you should show the panel with Batman's reason.

Jason, easily. See before Nu52, he was a monster in the same vein as the rest of Batman's villains. The only difference is that he justifies it by saying his victims deserve it.

Batman refuses to kill or allow things like Joker to unlawfully executed as if the villains are chaos, he is order. Even though he knows the law is not perfect, he will abide by it the best he can. Killing someone or allowing them to get killed when he can avoid it is something he won't do as it breaks the code he has assigned himself. See, despite Snyder's retarded ideas about Joker, Bruce and him share nothing in common. That 'bad day' is all bullshit that Joker tells himself to make Batman the same. However, Bruce knows that killing one person would make it easier to justify killing another. After killing Joker, why not Ra's? After all, Ra's has just as much blood on his hands? What about Harley? She followed Joker and is a sick maniac? Ivy? Her powers make a threat to everyone. It can quickly snowball and very easily.

Another reason he doesn't kill is that Bruce wants to be a good person and inspire Gotham to be better. Subverting or breaking his own code isn't a good way of setting an example or convincing people to be better.

How can they be wrong. They do exactly what Bruce pays them too do.

I never understood how Jason survived the bit at the end. Like a I get he is one tough fucker but he had a damn batarang in his neck AND he was blown to bits. I don't remember them going over it ever either they just hand wave it away

before nu52 jason was DC's take on the punisher more or less. there were several instances of uneven characterization like 52, battle for the cowl, and nightwing, but i attribute a lot of jason's mishandling to editorial not knowing what to do with him. similar to tim now. also batman was totally in the wrong. i never want to read a joker story ever again. especially by snyder.

The New Jersey justice system.

batman, because that lying fucker had every intention of killing the Joker at the end of death in the family.

>Jason did nothing wrong

>t. Justice Lord Superman

The artist.

Then why didn't Jason killed the joker?

>After killing Joker, why not Ra's? After all, Ra's has just as much blood on his hands? What about Harley? She followed Joker and is a sick maniac? Ivy? Her powers make a threat to everyone. It can quickly snowball and very easily.
I mean yeah, why not these people? You're not actually saying anything wrong here.

Because they are necessary evil.

t. Bane

Thank you.

Jason

thats bullshit and you know it
this

Batman

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He tried, but batman stopped him.

Joker