Baal reads The Killing Joke and For the man who has everything

Seeing as this is widely considered to be one of the best stories about how the Joker became who he is and it's written by Alan Moore, I expect great things from it.

Let's Begin.

God dammit, Christoper Nolan.



Thanks to you I imagined that in the Bale voice.

Holy shit.

God damn, this is definitely Alan Moore's work.

...Wow. This is insane.

Although... what else would you expect from the Joker?

Wow, poor guy. So much shit happens to the guy in one day and he becomes this.

Hahaha, oh man. That was pretty damn good.

ANyways, onto For the man who has everything.

Now For the man who has everything.



Oh Batman, you fucking pervert.

Woah, the coloring for your copy of TKJ looks way different to the one I read, I assume your one's the original version before the digital remastered one.

Probably

And people say Robin is useless.

Anyways, I just finished it.

The Killing Joke is really good, although I don't care for how Barbara is just tossed aside and how rushed some of it seems. Although what really gets me and makes it good... is the end. Two mortal enemies put aside their hate for another to laugh at a joke together.

Wow, that's just beautiful.

And For the man who has everything was pretty good too, but that also felt a bit rushed.

Y'know that? I hate that wrote:

Woah, the coloring for your copy of TKJ looks way different to the one I read, I assume your one's the original version before the digital remastered one.

Yeah, that's the original colouring. I have the new one as well.

Anyways, read Superman: Red Son if you want an awesome DC short.

As I read Joker script in "The Killing Joke" I automatically unintentionally felt the voice of "Jack Nicholson" Joker, don't know why. As I passed through I saw that the origin of Joker here is quite similar to that of the movie Joker from 1989, I though "WOW"