However, when Tim Burton brought Batman face to face with Joker in 1989, things got dark and crazy ... showed up in Batman & Robin as a minion for Poison Ivy was a joke. In Dark Knight Rises ...

Nicholson and Burton key into this fact for 1989’s Batman ... s “Trust,” Joker holds his arms aloft as the teeming crowds cheer his coming, unaware of the poison gas in the balloons above ...

Batman & Robin director Joel Schumacher's conception of the fourth entry in the Batman franchise looked very different, and it would have reshaped the DC Universe. Instead of Uma Thurman as Poison Ivy ...

He is the greatest villain of them all. He is the evil that tests Batman and makes the hero better. He is an uncontrollable force of chaos, more akin to a hurricane than a criminal, who strikes ...

The Joker’s “venom,” a poison that leaves a macabre rictus ... Jack Nicholson in Tim Burton’s ‘Batman’ (1989). Snap/Shutterstock It took nearly 20 years, but Nicholson’s stint ...

As Catwoman, Selina Kyle was a menace in her own right, and while she did not poison the city like Joker ... Batman Resurrection, Shreck couldnt imagine a more terrible way to die. Batman is a ...

There’s a lot to process about Matt Reeves’ superhero noir The Batman ... Joker comes into our world.” At this point we’ve seen enough Jokers to last two lifetimes. Why not give Poison ...

People turn out in droves, Joker and his goons toss money into the crowd as Prince music, and then Smylex gas is sprayed from the gallons and killing untold amounts of people until Batman swoops ...

In the latest issue of DC Comics’ series, “The Joker: The Man Who Stopped Laughing,” Batman’s nemesis actually carries and gives birth to a child. If that sounds strange, that’s the way ...

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 ...