What Does a Clown Do?

The Joker is a super villain owned by the DC Comics of the United States. It first appeared in "Batman" Volume 1, Issue 1 (June 1940). It was composed of Bob Kane, Bill Finger and Jerry Robinson. Joint creation.

clown

(Super villain under DC Comics)

In 1940,

Marvel screenwriter Stan Lee said the clown made people praise.

DC artist Jim Lee once said that clowns will always be trump cards.

DC screenwriter Jeff Robb thinks the Joker and Batman have a wonderful relationship against each other.

DC artist S. Snell said that he does not support clowns, but it does not mean that he is not recognized as a clown.

DC screenwriter Jeff Jones said in an interview with "The Infinite Crisis": "I knew the clown could work in the end!"

DC (former) screenwriter Alan Moore has written only twelve excellent short stories for the clown and the famous "Fatal Joke" is also affirmative to the status of the clown.

1. In the ending of "Batman: Arkham City" in the game, he was killed by Titan poison because he broke the medicine.

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Clown animation

In the animated series "The Adventures of Batman" from 1968 to 1970, voiced by Larry Stock.

In the 1977 animation "The New Adventures of Batman," voiced by Lennie Weinrib.

In the animation "The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians" from 1985 to 1986, voiced by Frank Wilk.

In the animated series "Batman" from 1992 to 1995, voiced by Mark Hamill.

Mark Hamill was also voiced in the 1996-2000 animated series "Superman." He went to the Metropolis to trade with Lex Luther in exchange for $ 1 billion to kill Superman.

In the 2000 animated film "Future Batman: The Clown's Counterattack", voiced by Mark Hamill. The third generation Robin was resurrected, but the body was dead.

In the animation series "Static Shaq" from 2000 to 2004, voiced by Mark Hamill.

In the animation series "Justice League" from 2001 to 2006, voiced by Mark Hamill.

In the 2004-2008 animated series "The Legend of Batman", the English version is voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson, and the Japanese version is Naoki Ryuda.

Jeff Bennet was voiced in the 2008-2011 animated series "Batman: Bravery". Appears in the episode "Deep Cover for Batman!"

"DC Super Friends": The voice actor is John Cassirer. Appears on the DVD with the anime "The Clown Theater".

In the 2010 animated series "Justice Justice", voiced by Brent Jay Spear. Appears in the episode "Revelations".

In the 2005 animated film "Batman Vs Dracula", voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson.

In the 2010 animated film "Justice: Two Sides", the parallel-hero version of The Jester debuts, voiced by James Patrick Stuart.

The 2010 animated film "Batman: Under the Red Hood" was voiced by John Di Margio. During the battle against Batman and Robin (Jason Todd), the clown hits Robin with an iron crowbar and then kills him in the explosion. Todd later returned as a red hood and forced Batman to kill the clown, but Batman refused to do so, and the clown was returned to Arkham Asylum.

In the animated film Batman: The Return of the Dark Knight from 2012 to 2013 (part 1 and part 2), voiced by Michael Emerson.

"Lego Batman Movie: Superhero Rally": The voice actor is Christopher Smith. Joined the other criminals at the Bruce Wayne and Lex Luther awards ceremony, was arrested by Batman and police and was jailed. He later escaped from prison with Luther's help and prepared to fight Superman and Batman together.

In the 2013 animated film Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, Martha Wayne briefly appeared in the alternative timeline as a clown, with her laughter voice-over provided by Gray Driesler.

In the 2014 animated film "Batman's Son", a clown came out and laughter was voiced by Di Brare Becker.

The 2014 animated film "Batman: Raid Arkham" was voiced by Troy Baker. In the film, the clown hid a bomb somewhere in Gotham before he was arrested, so Batman tried to find it. The Joker then escaped from his cell in Arkham Asylum, clashed with Batman and the Suicide Squad, and reunited with Harry Quinn. The bomb was revealed to be hidden in Harry's sledgehammer, and the two then left Arkham Island by helicopter, with Batman and the death shooter following behind. During the Joker's fight against the dead shooter, Batman lifted the bomb. After being defeated, the clown disappeared and hid.

The 2016 animated film "Batman: Deadly Joke" was voiced by Mark Hamill.

In the 2017 Lego series "Lego Batman Movie", voiced by Zach Galivnakis.

In the 2018 animated movie "Ninja Batman", Takagi Shibu voiced in Japanese and Tony Haier voiced in English. The clown and other characters traveled to the Japanese Warring States in the medieval era and became the sixth day demon Oda Nobunaga.

Clown TV Series

In the 2014-2019 TV series Gotham, the twins Jerome Valeska and Jeromeh Valeska appeared , both played by Cameron Monaghan . Jerome debuted in the first episode of Season 16,

In Season 16 of the first season, Jerome Valesca is the son of Harry Circus performer Lila Valesca, who was found to have been brutally murdered, and detective James Gordon was responsible This case. Jerome appeared to be an innocent young man at first, and seemed overwhelmed by his mother's death. Gordon later questioned him, revealing that Jerome was the murderer.

In the second season, Jerome was held in the Arkham Asylum, and was rescued by other corrupted billionaire Theo Galleon (Death Angel) and his sister Tabitha, helping to lead the criminal gang The "Crazies" spread chaos to Gotham, while Jerome is promised to be the protagonist. Jerome helped attack Gotham Police Station and murdered multiple police officers. ^[2] Later, Jerome attacked the charity party again, where he killed the mayor and intended to execute Bruce Wayne. However, Galvin suddenly betrayed Jerome, piercing his throat with a knife and killing him. Jerome's body was secretly transported to the secret research facility "Indian Mountains" underground at Arkham Asylum.

In the third season, after the shutdown of "Indian Mountains", Jerome's body was placed in the Wayne Enterprise warehouse. Then Dwight and a group of Jerome admirers stole the body with the intention of using Hugo Strange's technique to revive Jerome. When Dwight seemed to fail, he cut off Jerome's face in an attempt to replace Jerome's position.

However, Jerome suddenly died and came back to life, took his face back and stapled it with a stapler. In order to complete the task of killing Bruce Wayne, he held Bruce to an open air circus, but the police pursued it and Bruce escaped the cannon set by Jerome. Bruce fought directly with Jerome. Bruce, who had the advantage, did not kill Jerome, so he was arrested and returned to Arkham, and vowed not to kill for life. ^[1]

In the fourth quarter, Jerome escaped from the asylum with Jervis Teck (Mad Hatter) and Jonathan Klein (Scarecrow). During a showdown with Gordon, he fell to death after vowing to make Gotham confused forever. The same period also revealed that Jerome had a secret twin brother Jerome. Before Jerome's death, Jerome left Jerome a "gift box." When Jerome opened the box, he was infected with laughter, his skin turned white, his lips turned red, and he went into madness.

Jerome plans to blow up Gotham. Under the direction of Ninja Master Lars Al Gore, it was decided to "reshape" Gotham City and "reshape" Bruce Wayne to usher in the rise of the Dark Knight in prophecy. At the end, Jerome had blown up the bridge in Gotham, completely blocked Gotham, and made it completely sovereign.

Cameron Monaghan as the Joker in Gotham

In the final season, Jerome ordered his followers to dig the tunnel at Wayne's mansion. Here, Jerome recreated the scene of the death of the Wayne couple, and during the confrontation with Bruce Wayne, Jerome fell into the chemical pool of the ACE chemical plant. Under the influence of chemical reagents, Jerome's face left scars and his hair became thinner. He was rescued ten years after being held in Arkham Asylum, and was kidnapped by Bruce Wayne, who had become Batman after hijacking Jim Gordon's daughter Barbara.

Clown live action

In the 1966 film "Batman", played by Caesar Ramolo.

In the 1989 movie "Batman", played by Jack Nicholson.

The Joker in "Batman: The Dark Knight" (3 photos)

Heath Ledger in the 2008 film "Batman: The Dark Knight".

In the 2016 DC Extended Universe series, "Suicide Squad", played by Jared Leto.

In the 2019 movie The Clown, Jacques Phoenix starred.

In the 2020 DC Extended Universe series, "The Raptor Squad", he is played by a substitute of Jared Leto.

Image of Joker in Ninja Batman

Clown video games

"Batman: Dark Future": Voiced by Allen Enlow.

Clowns in "Suicide Squad" (5 photos)

"Batman: Revenge": The voice actor is Mark Hamill.

"Lego Batman": The voice actor is Stephen H. Bloom.

"Mortal Kombat VS DC Comics Heroes": The voice actor is Richard Epcar.

"Batman: Arkham Asylum": The voice actor is also Mark Hamill.

"DC Superhero Online": The voice actor is also Mark Hamill.

"Batman: Arkham City": The voice actor is also Mark Hamill.

"Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes": The voice actor is Christopher Smith.

"Injustice: God on Earth": Voiced by Richard Epcar. The clown appears as an optional character.

"Batman: The Origins of Arkham": Voiced by Troy Baker.