Heath Ledger (Heath Ledger / The Dark Knight) 2008
Christopher Nolan’s film. An anarchist with scars from the “Glasgow Smile,” flaking makeup, greasy hair, and a woolen coat.
8
1
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0
1
0
8
1
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242
Joker DCAU / BTAS (Mark Hamill) 1992
Batman: The Animated Series. Canonical image: sharp chin, ruby lips, yellow teeth, and Mark Hamill’s laugh.
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1
0
7
1
0
1
1
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339
The Joker from the Arkham series (Batman: Arkham Series) from 2009/2015
The Rocksteady game series. Evolution from a manipulator to a corpse mutilated by the “Titan” poison and hallucinations in Bruce’s head.
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438
Jack Nicholson / Jack Napier, 1989
Tim Burton’s film “Batman” (1989). A gangster with a permanent grin fixed by surgery, stylish berets, and an acid‑colored boutonnière.
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536
The Joker from TNBA (The New Batman Adventures) in 1997.
Bruce Timm’s redesign: black eye sockets with white pupil dots, hair combed back, and no red lipstick.
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633
César Romero, 1966
The TV series and film “Batman”. White makeup is applied over the actor’s signature mustache, a bright pink tailcoat, and clownish pranks.
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732
Dakota City street gangster (Static Shock) from 2002.
The series “Static Shock.” Urban style with a full‑length cloak, recruiting a gang of teenage metahumans.
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0
2
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2
1
2
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830
The Joker of the Golden Age, 1940.
First appearance in Batman #1 (Bob Kane, Bill Finger, Jerry Robinson). A serial killer with an unnatural smile, inspired by the hero of the film “The Man Who Laughs” (1928).
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930
The Joker from Injustice (Injustice: Gods Among Us) in 2013
The NetherRealm fighting game. Deceived Superman into destroying Metropolis, after which he was killed by an enraged Kryptonian.
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2
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0
3
0
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3
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1028
The Joker from the 1988 Killing Joke
A masterpiece by Alan Moore and Brian Bolland. A Hawaiian shirt, a camera around the neck, and a crazy grin in the rain.
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0
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1127
The Joker of the Bronze Age: "Five-fold Revenge" 1973
Batman #251 (Dennis O’Neil and Neal Adams). The return of the image of the calculating and deadly serial killer in a long tailcoat.
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3
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1227
Classic LEGO Joker (LEGO Batman: The Videogame) from 2008
The first Traveller's Tales video game featuring a mute figurine that communicates through pantomime.
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4
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2
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1326
The Joker from "Under the Red Hood" in 2010
A full-length animated film (voiced by John DiMaggio). A brutal sadist who dealt with Jason Todd using a crowbar.
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2
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0
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1425
The Joker from "The Brave and the Bold" 2008
A colorful animated series in the style of the Silver Age: a purple tuxedo, a bowler hat, and a fake arsenal.
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0
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1524
The first red cap from 1951.
Detective Comics #168. A robber in a cylindrical helmet and tuxedo jumps into a vat of chemicals at the Ace Chemical factory.
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1624
Tim Drake / Future Joker (Return of the Joker) 2000
Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. The Joker’s consciousness, reborn through a genetic microchip in the body of a grown‑up Tim Drake.
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1723
Joker Filmation, 1968
The first animated Joker on TV. A cartoonish style of the Silver Age with an exaggerated jaw.
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1822
The Joker with the cut face (Death of the Family / New 52) 2012
Scott Snyder’s Ark. The Joker reattached the cut skin of his face using straps and staples over the exposed flesh.
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1921
The Laughing Fish Joker from 1978
Detective Comics #475. Infected the fish in Gotham Harbor with a laughter toxin featuring his face and demanded that it be patented.
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2020
The Joker from the 1972 Scooby‑Doo crossover.
An animated series by the Hanna-Barbera studio. Retro design with disheveled green hair, a long chin, and a duet with the Penguin.
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5
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1
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2120
The Joker from "The Man Who Laughs" 2005
A graphic novel by Ed Brubaker and Doug Mahnke. A dark, realistic psychopath with an elongated skull and an icy gaze.
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1
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2220
The Joker from “Justice League: The New Frontier” (2008)
A cartoon based on Darwin Cook. An illustrative style from the 1950s with a round chin, a yellow waistcoat, and a revolver.
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Solo Joker in the 1975 “Joker‑Mobile”
The first solo comic book series featuring the villain (The Joker #1–9). The Joker, dressed in disco costumes, battles other DC villains in a custom van with a mask on the hood.
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2419
Frank Miller’s Joker (The Dark Knight Returns) from 1986.
The graphic novel and animated film The Dark Knight Returns. An aging psychopath in a white suit, who awakens from catatonia after Batman’s return.
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2518
Emperor Joker, 2000
The Superman comic book arc. He stole 99% of Mr. Mxyzptlk’s cosmic powers and reshaped the universe in royal attire.
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2618
The Joker from Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe, 2008
The first fighting crossover featuring a buttonhole with acid, wind‑up explosive jaws, and a pistol with a “BANG!” flag
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2717
Vampire Joker (Batman: Crimson Mist) from 2003
The finale of the Red Rain trilogy. A painfully thin leader of Gotham’s gangs, who set up an ambush for the deranged vampire Batman.
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2817
Acrobat with dreadlocks (The Batman) 2004
Jeff Matsuda’s animated series. Long green dreadlocks, a sleeveless straitjacket, primate-like behavior, and barefoot combat.
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2
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2917
The Jester / The Heroic Joker of Earth‑3, 2010
The cartoon “Crisis of Two Earths.” The only surviving hero of the Resistance, wearing a red‑and‑yellow harlequin costume.
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1
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3017
The Joker from “Endgame” (Batman: Endgame / New 52) in 2014
He restored his face using “Dionesia,” got a short haircut with shaved temples, and put on a strict black suit.
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2
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3116
Lee Bermejo’s Joker (Joker by Azzarello & Bermejo) from 2008.
A down‑to‑earth gangster with deep scars on his cheeks, gold teeth, and wearing leather coats.
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3216
Martha Wayne / Flashpoint Joker (2011)
Flashpoint. Martha Wayne, driven mad by Bruce’s death, slashed her cheeks from ear to ear and became the Joker.
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3316
Watercolor Joker of the Holidays (Batman: Li'l Gotham) 2012
A delicate watercolor series by Dustin Nguyen: chibi proportions, a large head, and cute holiday mischief.
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3415
The Cinematic Joker DCUO (DC Universe Online Cinematic) 2010
Cinematic by Blur Studio. Photorealistic CGI graphics with detailed pores on pale skin, ashes on lapel pins, and brass knuckles.
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2
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2
3513
The Joker of the "Galactic Guardians" in 1985
The final season of the classic “Super Friends” (voiced by Frank Welker). A dark psychological portrayal of the late Bronze Age.
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3613
Hyena / Kreed Quinn (Hyena / Amalgam Comics) 1996
A crossover between Marvel and DC. A mutant fusion of the Joker and Sabretooth, with a green mane, claws, and a striped costume.
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3
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3
3713
Joker the Patriot (Batman/Captain America) 1997
John Byrne’s crossover. A World War II‑era Joker who rises up against the Red Skull with a Thompson submachine gun.
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3813
The Joker from “Batman R.I.P.” (2008)
Grant Morrison Arch.
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1
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3913
The Joker from the 2010 “Justice League” animated series.
Greg Weisman’s series (voiced by Brent Spiner). slicked‑back hair, a long matte coat, and nervous tics.
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4012
The Dark Forest Sorcerer, 1993
In this medieval fantasy, the Joker is not a person who fell into a vat of chemicals, but a real ancient demonic creature. He is a forest sorcerer and the master of dark magic.
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0
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3
3
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4112
Bianca Steeplechase / The Joker Woman (Batman: Thrillkiller) 1997
Retro noir from the 1960s. A cunning socialite and mafia boss with an emerald bob, a cigarette holder, and silk evening dresses.
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4212
Judge Joker (Batman/Judge Dredd: Die Laughing) 1998
A crossover with Judge Dredd. The Joker absorbs the power of the Dark Judges and transforms into an immortal spirit in a helmet with a snarl.
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4310
The Laughing Man / Joker‑Nosferatu (Batman: Nosferatu) 1998
Alternative. German film expressionism. A cybernetic corpse animated by electricity, with sewn‑shut eyelids and a metallic smirk.
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449
The Jokester from Earth‑3 (The Jokester / Countdown to Final Crisis) 2007
A kind vigilante hero in a red‑and‑gold jester’s outfit, wielding a sword, fighting against the tyranny of Owlman.
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458
The Joker from the 1989 film “Arkham Asylum”
A graphic novel by Dave McKean and Grant Morrison. A grotesque, slender figure with vampiric features and glam‑rock‑style makeup.
The Elseworlds universe. Lex Luthor falls into toxic waste, turns white, goes insane, and takes the name Joker, fighting Batman-Kal-El.
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477
Sinestro‑Joker (Batman: In Darkest Knight) 1994
Sinestro absorbs the madness of the Joker, who is locked up in Arkham, combining the yellow power of the Fear Corps with the clownish psychosis.
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487
The Joker from Birds of Prey in 2002
The early 2000s TV series (played by Curtis Armstrong, voiced by Mark Hamill) in the scene depicting Barbara Gordon’s paralysis.
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495
Cyber Joker: The 1990 Artificial Intelligence Virus
The first fully computer-generated DC comic (Pepe Moreno). A digital virus with the face of a Clown, which has taken over the automation of a futuristic metropolis.
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6
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505
The Joker from Batman: Dead End 2003
Sandy Collora’s short film (actor Andrew Koenig). A realistic portrait in the style of Alex Ross, in a tweed suit.
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