Batman’s history has always been characterized not so much by his morality code or crime-fighting vigilantism, but by the ...

Twenty years on from the landmark blockbuster, there’s no understating its influence. Louis Chilton looks at the making and ...

In honor of the 20th anniversary of Batman Begins (2005), which reinvigorated the franchise after the divisive Schumacher ...

From Cesar Romero’s 1960s camp prankster in Batman: The Movie (1966), to Jack Nicholson’s villain-with-flare in Tim Burton’s iconic Batman (1989 ... Joker’s rictus grin inflicting poison ...

The Joker is one of comics’ most popular villains, appearing in countless Batman pieces of media across mediums. Gotham's ...

The 1989 Batman movie, directed by Tim Burton, tells the story of Bruce Wayne becoming Batman to fight crime in Gotham City. Michael Keaton plays Batman, and Jack Nicholson stars as the Joker in this ...

Freeze), and Uma Thurman (Poison Ivy ... From Keaton’s first run as Batman to The Dark Knight featuring Heath Ledger’s Oscar-winning performance as the Joker, here’s where to start.

her best friend/girlfriend Poison Ivy, Batman and his Robins. Yep, we’re building a Black Bat Universe! LaKeith Stanfield could bring The Joker’s patented blend of screwball comedy ...

Throughout time the enmity between Batman and Joker has seen multiple variations brought to the screen by several remarkable actors. However, with the new Joker brought to us by Joaquin Phoenix under ...

The Batman Who Laughs was a nightmare combo of Batman and Joker, prompting a fierce team-up from the two enemies. The Joker saved Batman from killing, showing a surprising heroic side in dire ...

Credit: DC / Warner Bros. We may have witnessed the death of The Joker in Batman (1989) after he fell from a great height while trying to escape the city by helicopter, but according to the ...