Batman: Joker

The artwork has a raw, gritty feel that really amplifies the chaos of Joker's character. I'm curious how much thought went into the artistic choices to reflect his psyche.

There were moments where his backstory and motivations felt strangely human, which made me question whether he's more than just villainy. What was the impact of that portrayal for others?

The narrative offers a unique, almost noir-like take on his character. I'm wondering if the author aimed to challenge traditional hero-villain dynamics or if it evolved naturally.