The Dark Knight 03 Batman Und Der Joker Virus

The Joker has created a virus that infects the latest videogame craze, and turns players into zombies--but in order to defeat him Batman must first discover where he is hiding with the kidnapped creator of the videogame.

BATMAN UND DER JOKER IN BERLIN Der Dunkle Ritter Batman und der wahnsinnige KillerClown Joker wurden beide mit einem tdlichen Virus infiziert. Ihre Suche nach dem Drahtzieher hinter dem hinterhltigen Angriff macht die Erzfeinde aus Gotham City zu Verbndeten und fhrt sie in die grten Metropolen auf dem europischen Kontinent unter anderem in die deutsche Hauptstadt Berlin! Unterwegs warten zahlreiche finstere berraschungen und tdliche Gefahren auf die beiden ewigen Widersacher, die nun ein Team bilden mssen. Und ber allem schwebt die Frage, ob Batman dem Joker wirklich trauen kann Dieser Sammelband enthlt die komplette Miniserie BATMAN: EUROPA, geschrieben von Brian Azzarello (BATMAN: DARK KNIGHT III) und Matteo Casali (CATWOMAN), mit Artwork von Superstar Jim Lee (BATMAN: HUSH), Guiseppe Camuncoli (BATMAN) und anderen.

The JOKER has created a nasty videogame virus, an electronic version of his JOKER VENOM. If BATMAN can't get gamers to put down their handheld gaming devices, JOKER will soon have an army of obedient JOKER-zombies at his command.

Jokers rechte Hand! Der Joker wird aus der Irrenanstalt entlassen und hat trotzdem keinen Grund zum Lachen. Seine werten Mitschurken haben sich nämlich in der Zwischenzeit seine Besitztümer angeeignet und sein Revier unter sich aufgeteilt, da sie dachten, sie wären ihn für immer los. Doch nun ist der Joker zurück und begierig darauf, Gotham bluten zu lassen, wie es noch nie zuvor geblutet hat. Allerdings braucht dazu er einen neuen Helfer... Dieser Band enthält als deutsche Erstveröffentlichung die abgeschlossene Graphic Novel Joker, geschrieben von Brian Azzarello und gezeichnet von Lee Bermejo

BAD NIGHT, GOOD KNIGHT PART 3! The Joker is dying from the chemicals he was going to use to wreak havoc in Gotham. Batman only has enough anti-toxin left for one person. Does he save his greatest foe? It sounds like a mortality riddle...what other villain could be waiting for Batman to fail?!

Thesis (M.A.) from the year 2009 in the subject Film Science, grade: 1,3, University of Potsdam (Institut für Anglistik und Amerikanistik), language: English, abstract: My thesis "New Evil. The Joker in The Dark Knight as a Post-September 11-Villain" establishes a picture of Gotham City that is more "realistic" than in previous Batman films. The population of this city is realised in three parts: the mob consists of African Americans and other "Ethnic"-Americans, the JetSet is almost completely light-skinned. In between one finds Gothams police, mixed Ethnic/black and white, but also known to be corrupt. Indeed, the film follows subtle anti-state-sentiments in making the three highest officers in Gotham "Ethnic"-Americans: Garcia, Loeb and Surrillo. Only a disfunctional state makes the nightly operations of a vigilante like Batman - a person, who decides for himself what is good and what is bad - necessary. The predecessors of the Joker are the great villains of film- and culture history, starting with Shakespeares Iago up to slashers like Freddy Krueger. The Joker clearly does not fit into the three-part pattern in the first part of my paper. His malice is sourced by four different strands: references to Satan references to femininity references to disability and references to a terrorism clearly related to the one of Al-Qaeda and its supporter groups. In establishing a villain along these lines, the producers of the film address a mainstream which is in their view reactionary, latently racist and anti-emancipatory. Though the film makes exceptional statements (eg. Morgan Freeman), evil in their eyes is either black, disabled or feminin. In its displayed reaction to the new threat of the Joker - Batman sets up a surveillance systems that monitors all citizens of Gotham - the film can be interpreted as a defense of the Bush policies after 9/11.

Whatever happened to Batman's greatest ally and his most dangerous foe? Find out here as The Man of Steel and the Joker both make explosive returns to the life of The Dark Knight. And you won't believe the vicious final confrontation between the Clown Prince of Crime and the Caped Crusader!

The greatest talents of American and European comics unite for a Batman story like none other! Written by Matteo Casali (CATWOMAN) and Brian Azzarello (DARK KNIGHT III: THE MASTER RACE), BATMAN: EUROPA features art by superstar Jim Lee (JUSTICE LEAGUE) as well as European comics artist superstars Giuseppe Camuncoli (SPIDER-MAN), Diego Latorre and Gerard Parel. The Dark Knight is finally facing an enemy that even he canÕt defeatÑa deadly, custom-engineered virus that will drive him mad and then kill him within a week. But Batman isnÕt the only one infectedÉthe homicidal madman known as the Joker is also stricken. Now, the two mortal enemies must rely on each other if either one is to survive. As they follow the clues, their search fo8r the man who targeted them has them crisscrossing EuropeÑfollowing clues in Berlin, fighting automatons in Prague, haunting the Paris catacombs and more. Can Batman and Joker survive working together? Or will the Dark Knight and his deadliest enemy die together, far from Gotham City? Collects BATMAN: EUROPA #1-4 of the 4-issue miniseries.