It depends... Sometimes the Joker is completely helpless and is weak but in other cases he is has equal strength to Batman or sometimes even more! In the end: You'd have to go by the majority of times Joker's beaten Batman in a fight.
The only weaknesses that the Joker has is his own insecurities about Batman and his powers. Other than that there is no known weaknesses for the Joker.
The Joker does not have any kind of powers, thus he has the strength of a normal person. However, he is a skilled fighter and proficient in the use of multiple types of guns.
Given that Batman survives and, ultimately, the Joker does not, being just another villain, one can assume that Batman is stronger.
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In "The Batman" animated TV show, Joker disguises himself as Batman in the "The Laughing Bat" episode.
Who is Batman? that is what the card says.
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In the original edition of the Batman comic, the very first book ever released contained the Joker. The Joker was the first villain that Batman ever defeated.
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No, the Joker from Batman is a fictional (non real) character.
When the Joker meets Batman the Joker calls him my dear Darknight.
Joker dark Knight 5 reasons: He is crazier than the classic Joker He is way stronger than the Batman old series and 1989 He could hit him with a crowbar He is smarter He can defeat Batman old series
Batman always wins against the Joker.
Superman - because Batman has no "super" powers.
Joker is most commonly portrayed as a male, but he is portrayed as a woman in Batman Thrillkill as Bianca Steeplechase and Batman Flashpoint as Martha Wayne
The Joker character was not in 'Batman Returns', but he was in the 1989 version 'Batman' played by Jack Nicholson.
In "The Batman" animated TV show, Joker disguises himself as Batman in the "The Laughing Bat" episode.
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Cesar Romero played the Joker in the 1966 film "Batman".
In the movie Batman (the dark knight) Heath Ledger played as the joker.
Do you mean 'The Batman'? The Joker is pretty monstrous in that show.