Batman: Killing joke: Did the clown finally die?

Clowns don't laugh. Master's principle is to only hurt people, not kill them. He didn't see that hot weapons were not used as much as possible in every battle. If you want to use them, they are as immortal as possible. The clown's destination, of course, was finally sent to Arkham madhouse.

Batman: Introduction to Killing Jokes Comics

Batman-deadly joke comic, written by DC Comics Company: Alan Moore Painting: Brian Boland Color: The clown, the sworn enemy of Batman in John Higgins, escaped from the mental hospital again. This time, he not only shot and maimed Barbara, the daughter of police chief Gordon, but also kidnapped Gordon, with the intention of driving her crazy, to prove that madness is everyone's nature. The story not only makes batwoman Barbara lame, but also reveals the origin of the clown, adding depth to the character: in fact, the hateful criminal is a poor man, and as Barbara later complained, Batman is also responsible for such a criminal. Another purpose is to emphasize the "reciprocal" relationship between Batman and the clown. Although Batman seems to be irreconcilable with the clown, in fact, his heart is as crazy as the clown. He not only created his own enemies, but also was a spiritual twin with the criminals he pursued. Boland's picture is meticulous, the characters' expressions are rich, Higgins uses strong colors, and Moore's story gives people a sense of absurdity and realism.