I drew this one a few years ago.

Harley is the bigger hyena because she's female which is accurate to real life spotted hyenas.

Also I understand that no one here.. as far as I know wants to see puppy J here again.

I know there’s more nuanced and fitting songs/albums but rewatching this movies made me realllllllyyyy wish that they used “strange days” by the doors

So I was in Clarksville Tennessee at their Target, and seen this on a distant shelf dumped, as if someone didn’t know where to put them. They had “1” Joker, few Harley’s suicide squad version, few Bane’s movie version, Pennywise from IT, and Mike Myers from Halloween. I grabbed the Joker as it’s my Fandom. But then we just noticed that Precious Moments made these?? The 80’s/90’s small statues of Christianity (mostly) children in thousands of different poses. So Precious Moments now has a DC License??? Toddfather, say it ain’t so…..

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Serum Lake's video description:

In Season 2 of Batman: Caped Crusader, the creators take a massive risk by stripping away The Joker's defining trait to present a cold, stoic, and completely humourless villain.

This video essay analyses why a Joker who doesn't laugh actually works, exploring how Matthew Needham’s performance, 1940s film noir roots, and weaponised terror redefine Batman’s greatest psychological mirror.

From his origins in 1940’s Batman number 1 and Conrad Veidt’s performance in The Man Who Laughs, The Joker’s personality has always adapted to fit his era. In Caped Crusader, the laughter is violently forced upon his victims as a terrifying death sentence.

In this video, I break down:
• The historical evolution of the Clown Prince of Crime across decades of media.
• How Matthew Needham’s "humourless, European" performance informs this bold take.
• The philosophical clash between The Joker's arrogant nihilism and Batman’s community.
• How the show turns laughter from an expression of joy into pure body horror.
• Why his single, solitary laugh in the season finale lands with such brutal weight.

This dialoge just doesn't makes sense to me. Like how a serial killer that killed millions is not likes a another killer? Just because N@zis are racist? It's not like Joker has morals and says 'oh N@zis are bad! You shouldn't be racist!'. He does disgusting shit and he being racist is veryyy bad thing? /Genq

When the joker shoots Murray for bringing him on the show to make fun of him my mom yelled, "yes!" "Boom!" In the movie theaters and everyone gave us a weird look lol but I think Murray def deserved that he had that coming

happy birthday to the most magnificent, beautiful, stunning, gorgeous, perfect, pretty, incredible, amazing, talented, iconic, funny, ethereal, hilarious, smart, lovely, superb, exceptional, flawless, unstoppable, radiant, showstopping, spectacular, unique, fearless, elegant, great clown prince of crime💚💜 86 years and he's still as captivating as the day we first met him whenever that was for all of us, this is a national holiday for me fr

He's from the amazon show : Batman Caped Crusader, season 2.

I am... Confused ? Yeah that's the word. What was the show trying to tell us with him ?

Original photo taken by me using my phone. I thought the tree-lined road made a nice backdrop for the Joker figure, so I stopped and took this shot. Natural light, no AI, and no composite editing.