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The Joker War Saga | James Tynion IV, Joshua Williamson, Peter J. Tomasi, John Ridley

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The summer 2020 blockbuster “The Joker War” is collected in this new hardcover that includes the tie-in chapters starring Batgirl, Red Hood, Nightwing, Catwoman, and, of course, Harley Quinn! As the Clown Prince of Crime battles the Dark Knight Detective head-to-head one last time. The Joker has never wanted to win before-he’s never wanted his battle with Batman to end. But now his motivation has shifted. This collection features the Joker’s confrontation with Batgirl; his manipulation of the amnesiac Nightwing; and a turf war between Gotham City’s many evildoers! Plus, the debut of Clownhunter, a cameo by Ghost-Maker, and an epic battle between Harley Quinn and Punchline! Collects Batman #95-100, Batgirl #47, Detective Comics #1025, Red Hood: Outlaw #48, Nightwing #74, The Joker War Zone #1, plus stories from Harley Quinn #75 and Catwoman #25.

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The Joker War Saga | James Tynion IV, Joshua Williamson, Peter J. Tomasi, John Ridley

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Some chapters are missing out happened earlier, which is a little confusing, especially Grayson's subplot. Also, these epic storylines are getting exhausting. A lot of the conversations with Batman involve whomever asking why he doesn't kill the Joker, when literally anyone else can do it. And when the Joker "legally" takes over the entire city, why do people stay? Trying not to be a jaded old man, but these comics are getting a bit unrealistic.

Bookwomble Welcome to the Jaded Old Man Club! I stopped reading comics about 10 years ago for this reason. 2y

TieDyeDude @Bookwomble Ha, yeah, I still read a good amount of "comics", but not so much the Marvel or DC stuff. I'll still read Star Wars, but mostly indie comics, graphic memoirs, and nonfiction graphic novels. 2y

Bookwomble @TieDyeDude I'm still partial to a graphic novel, and Silver Age Marvel š 2y

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