Joker (JLA: The Nail)

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The Joker is one of the villains in the DC Elseworlds story "JLA: The Nail" where he has acquired hi-tech gauntlets that have made him far more dangerous than ever before. Notably this version of the Joker was so despicable and evil in terms of his actions that he managed to get Batman to outright kill him.

History[]

This version of Joker first appears having staged a mass prison break at Arkham Asylum via his new power-gauntlets. Setting himself up as the ruler of the asylum, he kills Killer Croc and Clayface for challenging him and then forces the other inmates to fight each other for his amusement. Catwoman proves to be the victor, and Joker expresses the intent to make Catwoman his slave. When Catwoman attacks him, Joker knocks her out, and is then attacked by Batman. Effortlessly overpowering him with his new weapons, Joker notes how unsatisfying his victory is, as Robin and Batgirl are absent. When the two show up (against Batman's orders to stay put) Joker overpowers them as well and brutally murders them in front of Batman. Recovering just in time to watch this, a horrified and disgusted Catwoman attacks Joker with the intent of killing him, but Joker again knocks her out. Now freed, an enraged Batman attacks the Joker and after a battle that goes to the outside of the Asylum, snaps his neck, ending his foe's reign of terror, although at the cost of causing the press to indicate that all metahumans were inhuman monsters. even after his death, his actions put Batman's reputation as a vigilante to break away from the Justice league as a result of the incident, as well as going hiding for the time as well as causing the caped crusader to taking a toll and unable to move on, along with his paranoia and fears increases more as time progresses, when he worked with Batwoman, During the event, Batman appeared at the ruins of Arkham Asylum where he reunites with the Joker along with many demons started to havoc earth, enraged he lashes out and attempts to attack Joker, only for the latter to use his demonic powers against the vigilante, Joker then starts to both antagonise and attacking Joker, due to Batman being impenetrable towards his demonic spirit, as he gloats upon nearly beating batman to conclusion, he threw explosives at the Joker, finally harming him, which provokes the Joker who then engaged another fight against his enemy, however it was cut short with the help of other Heroes such a Dr Light who then vacuum the demons back into their realm, Joker manages to taunts Batman into bringing him to be his eternal companion, which the two men plummet into hell where he mentions to batman that he will torture him, however Amazo appeared and fired green Arrow's bow towards the dimension, creating an explosion of light where the spirits of his deceased partners pulled Joker's soul away, putting his soul to rest and Batman letting go of his mistakes once and for all.

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Joker on Pure Evil Wiki

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