Batman: The Killing Joke
(DC, 1988, 2022, 2026)
™ and ©1988 DC Comics, Inc.
The story begins with a visit to Arkham Asylum. There, in a cell which belongs to the Joker, a psychotic killer and Batman’s greatest enemy, it seems that a switch has taken place. A dupe has taken the Joker’s place, allowing the Joker to escape. Soon Gotham City will once again face the lunacidal terror of the green-haired madman.
Scripted by Alan Moore, this is easily one of the best Joker stories ever told. It’s a mad tale of terror that ushers in a new level of fear in the dark world of Batman.
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Green logo
Jul 1988
Cover: $3.50
W: Alan Moore · A: Brian Bolland
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Pink logo 2nd Printing Cover by Brian Bolland
Cover: $3.50
W: Alan Moore · A: Brian Bolland
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Yellow logo 3rd Printing Cover by Brian Bolland
Cover: $4.95
W: Alan Moore · A: Brian Bolland
Origin of Joker; Versus Joker; Joker cripples Barbara Gordon; Prestige format; Yellow logo
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Blue logo 5th Printing Cover by Brian Bolland
Cover: $4.95
W: Alan Moore · A: Brian Bolland
Origin of Joker; Versus Joker; Joker cripples Barbara Gordon; Prestige format
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Pink logo 6th Printing Cover by Brian Bolland
Cover: $4.95
W: Alan Moore · A: Brian Bolland
Origin of Joker; Versus Joker; Joker cripples Barbara Gordon; Prestige format
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Yellow logo 7th Printing Cover by Brian Bolland
Jul 1988
Cover: $4.95
W: Alan Moore · A: Brian Bolland
Origin of Joker; Versus Joker; Joker cripples Barbara Gordon; Prestige format
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Cover: $4.95
W: Alan Moore · A: Brian Bolland
Origin of Joker; Versus Joker; Joker cripples Barbara Gordon; Prestige format
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Deluxe Edition with cover by Brian Bolland
Cover: $17.99
W: Alan Moore, Brian Bolland, Tim Sale · A: Brian Bolland
Origin of Joker; Collects Batman: The Killing Joke #1 and Batman Black and White #4; Introduction by Tim Sale; Joker cripples Barbara Gordon; ca. 2008
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Deluxe Edition with cover by Brian Bolland
May 2022
Cover: $17.99
W: Alan Moore, Brian Bolland, Tim Sale · A: Brian Bolland
Origin of Joker; Collects Batman: The Killing Joke #1 and material from Batman Black and White #4 and Countdown #31; Introduction by Tim Sale; Joker cripples Barbara Gordon