No. In the comic continuity, it was a thug named Joe Chill, but this was retconned to be a murder for hire by kingpin Lew Moxon. Or in the animated adventures, a boss named Mr. Fixx.In the 1989 movie Batman (Michael Keaton), it was the Joker (Jack Nicholson).
Harley Quinn (play on the word harlequin) first appeared in "Batman: The Animated Series" epidsoe "Jokers Favor". Since then she has appeared in many other series including comic books. Her first comic book was "The Batman Adventures: Mad Love", but it was written and drawn by Paul Dini and Bruce Timm (who were 2 producers in of the animated series and Harley's creators) the comic book revealed Harley's origins as an Arkham Asylum psychiatrist who fell in love with the Joker. The story was widely praised and won the Eisner and Harvey Awards for Best Single Issue Comic of the Year. Since then she has appeared in animated series such as "The Batman" and a small cameo appearance at the end of "Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker"
1st Batman comic book appearance - Detective Comics #27 (1939) 1st Batman comic strip - 1943 1st Batman movie - Batman (13 part serial released 1943) 1st Batman TV series - 1966 1st Batman feature film - Batman (1989)
No. The only person shown to love Harley besides her boyfriend whom died long before she became Harley Quinn is the Joker. Even then he only claims to truly love her when she leaves him and starts her own gang, this story arc can be found in the Harley Quinn comic series.
May 1939, in Detective Comics #27
Not in the comics universe.
I think that was Joker Batman's alter ego is billionaire Bruce Wayne.
Many times (In the movies and TV shows) Batman has threatened to kill The Joker. He has never carried out his threats because it would violate his conscience. There are many comics where Joker does die and I believe there is an alternative comic called 'The nail' where Batman kills The Joker.
The best comic is batman it is intence and it has a lot to look forward to in the movies! spoiler:batman does kill joker and batman dies and so does robin.
Yes. Batman became a Green Lantern in the Elseworlds' comic "Batman: In Darkest Knight."
In May of 1939, the first Batman comic book(Detective comics #27) was released.
No because he was made as a comic character and when it was good enough they made a movie
Though there is dispute about who was most influential, the Batman comic character The Joker was created by Jerry Robinson, Bill Finger and Bob Kane. There is reason to believe Robinson brought the joker playing card to a get together and it went from there.
The joker, Bane and Two face etc. In fact, all the negative characters in the batman stories won batman first, but batman would always beat them in the end of the stories, which is considered as the prevalence of justice and the loss of criminality.
No. In the comic continuity, it was a thug named Joe Chill, but this was retconned to be a murder for hire by kingpin Lew Moxon. Or in the animated adventures, a boss named Mr. Fixx.In the 1989 movie Batman (Michael Keaton), it was the Joker (Jack Nicholson).
It depends on the comic. Some are very rare and so they're pretty valuable. Others, not so much.
The original Joker in the very first Batman movie was played by actor Cesar Romero in the 1966 film "Batman: The Movie." He portrayed the iconic comic book villain with his signature green hair, purple suit, and maniacal laughter.