Half Way Across - Chapter 1 - Dracze - Batman (Comics) [Archive of Our Own]
WEBSummary: Set immediately after "The Killing Joke": Joker changes his mind on the way back to Arkham and agrees to Batman's offer to rehabilitate him. What follows is a mess of conflicting needs, emotional ugliness and a whole lot of bad decisions, but no one ever said it was going to be easy.
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WEBJan 1, 2019 · Set immediately after "The Killing Joke": Joker changes his mind on the way back to Arkham and agrees to Batman's offer to rehabilitate him. What follows is a mess of conflicting needs, emotional ugliness and a whole lot of bad decisions, but no one ever said it was going to be easy.
Half Way Across
WEBSet immediately after "The Killing Joke": Joker changes his mind on the way back to Arkham and agrees to Batman's offer to rehabilitate him. What follows is a mess of conflicting needs, emotional...
Half Way Across - Chapter 14 - Dracze - Batman (Comics) …
WEBClearly Arkham needs someone apart from Batman breathing down his neck at all times just to help him stay on top of things — and that’s assuming he really is as ignorant and innocent as he claims.
Meaning Behind Joker's Joke to Batman in, 'The Killing Joke' - Reddit
WEBOct 11, 2015 · Batman cannot take the leap but halfway believes the light exists. Joker knows it does not but knows you don’t need it. He walks in and out of the asylum freely because the rules of society do not apply to him.
Half Way Across - Chapter 17 - Dracze - Batman (Comics) …
WEBBruce keeps walking until he reaches the computer, but he’s achingly aware of the fact that Joker’s footsteps behind him halted halfway down the stairs. He doesn’t turn. Not until he activates the computer and feeds the steady buzz of …
Can someone explain the ending of The Killing Joke? : r/batman - Reddit
WEBApr 9, 2022 · The first guy offers to shine his flashlight beam across the gap so that the second can walk across it, but the second doesn’t trust that the first won’t turn off the beam when he’s halfway across. Throughout the story, Batman offers to stop fighting Joker and help him, but Joker refuses.
r/batman on Reddit: Can anyone explain me the joke at the end …
WEBJan 16, 2015 · The most likely interpretation is that Joker is the one who's afraid to jump and Batman is the one who offers the flashlight. You see, just like Batman tells Joker they could help him back into society, the first patient offers the light to walk across.
Unraveling the Two Unsolved Mysteries of "Batman: The Killing …
WEBDec 31, 2022 · Batman's hands are last shown not on Joker's throat, but near his shoulders; an odd location of the implied message was strangulation. Perhaps Batman was simply leaning on him as he laughs or preparing to take him into custody.
Batman: The Killing Joke Ending, Explained
WEBOct 17, 2020 · You’ll just turn it off when I’m halfway across!” Batman starts laughing along with the Joker and puts his hands on him. Even when the former stops, the latter’s laughter can still be heard as the film ends.