Tropes in the film: · Narcissist: Paris is described as such by Batman, and his belief that Batgirl has a thing for him shows that the description isn't wrong.

Considered by many to be the definitive Joker story and one of the best Batman stories ever published, The Killing Joke has influenced or been incorporated into ...

Arguably one of the most contested Batman stories ever written. There's many a debate over the merits of Barbara Gordon getting fridged and whether or not it ...

The ending to the film, really gives the tragedy of this infamous rivalry. Batman offering Joker one more chance for help.

The success of The Killing Joke has likewise made Moore a prominent influence on Batman to the point of being consulted by Tim Burton, despite the fact that ...

The film ends with Batman putting his hands on Joker's shoulders, in what can almost be their screwed-up version of a hug.

During the vault robbery, Paris sprays Batgirl with what appears to be knockout gas in a canister. Then as she's losing consciousness he holds her against him ...

The Joker: "Why aren't you laughing?" Batman: "Because I've heard it before. And it wasn't funny the first time."

Batman: The Killing Joke is an animated adaption of the most famous Joker comic created by Alan Moore. This movie was desired by the actor Mark Hamill but this ...

A page for describing Trivia: Batman: The Killing Joke. Awesome, Dear Boy: Mark Hamill has been trying to do this movie for years, even after "retiring" ...