Arkham Asylum

like with everything in her life, miss Kyle was exceedingly thorough. She 'd stumbled upon his name first as a headline, which grew into the blurb explaining how and why the former doctor, Jonathan Crane, was being re-incarcerated at the fabled Arkham Asylum. The article, explaining further down the page which and how many former inmates were still at large -- a list that had been steadily dwindling over the past few weeks thanks to a particular vigilante -- was decorated with a photograph that contained

universe. Harley Quinn has been portrayed as an extremely manipulative and intelligent woman throughout her appearances in the media. Although she is mostly shown as the Joker’s henchwoman, she is much more than that. As a former psychiatrist in Arkham Asylum, Harley learned how to profile people and pick out their triggers in order to manipulate them. Many villains in other stories know how to execute this, but not as well as Harley can. This being said, shown in the episode, Harlequinade from Batman:

4 | DEAD OR ALIVE Rumors had quickly spread like an infectious disease throughout Arkham Asylum. Speculations of a particular, and unknown, doctor whom had been fostering a personal relationship with a patient. When the rumor had finally made its way to Nikki, she became quite jittery. Instantly, she assumed the anonymous doctor was her. Nikki knew soon enough, the truth would begin to divulge itself. Ergo, she hastily darted to her boss's office. "Dr. Bailey—" "Please don't interrupt me, Dr

specific title. Harley Quinn is also known as Harleen Frances Quinzel. Her story begins in the DC UNIVERSE as a doctor at The Arkham Asylum. She was famous in her field and was one of the only know female doctors to work in The Arkham Asylum. She was a very smart female character before and after becoming her alter ego Harley Quinn. Consequently, while working in the asylum she was assigned to work with the joker. At first she had no such feelings for joker, until he talked about his father issues

The Dark Night and The Clown Prince of Crime “All it takes is one bad day.” – Batman: The Killing Joke, 2016. Batman and the Joker are not usually seen as comparable characters. However, there are similarities that are often overlooked. Firstly, one needs to know what their origins are. Joker’s origins are not as well-known and typically never stay the same throughout movies and comics. Batman’s origin is very well-known and typically stays the same throughout movies and comics. To illustrate, while

There is no character who is really like The Joker in the world of comic book villains. and it is nearly impossible to find another character who is on the same level of insanity. The Joker is a fictional supervillain created by Bill Finger, Bob Kane, and Jerry Robinson who first appeared in the debut issue of the comic book Batman (April 25, 1940), published by DC Comics.This character represents a theory about existence that part of me believes that all people wish we could embrace, in our own

There is no character who is really like no other in the world of comic book villains, and that character is the Joker. Which would be hard for a person to actually find a character who is deep and this disturbed in the world of comic book villains? The mind that originated him, Jerry Robinson, must have been a very twisted person, undoubtedly. The Joker represents a theory about existence that part of me believes that all people wish we could embrace in our own way. He is an outrageous character

Everyone knows who Batman is. Batman has many different monikers, from “The Dark Knight” to “Gotham's White Light” He is the hero of Gotham City. However, he is not the perfect superhero. Whenever he is fighting a villian such as the Joker and Bane, his methods are unorthodox to the average superhero. The way Batman fights crime, destroying the enviroment to do whatever it takes to stop the villian, and involving collateral damage, makes him a failed hero. Batman's vengance starts out in Batman

The movie The Dark Knight (2008) is the genre of superhero films. Superhero films are movies that deal with vigilantes saving the city from criminals. Criminals have become more evil, heroes have become more violent and victims have become more innocent. Movies have become more graphic and the crimes have become more unjustifiable. Crime is a key component of superhero hero films and is often used to show injustice towards the state. To control crime society has to try and deter crime by adding punishment

Hal Freeland 10/26/16 The Dark Knight Dilogy Part 1 Bruce Wayne, the Batman, leaned against one of the many high reaching, cold, damp, and rocky walls of the Batcave. Not suited up, but wearing khakis and an undershirt, he felt the cold of the wall while waiting for some crime information to process. There was a particular robbery that he could not be the first responder to. But of course, the Gotham Police are on a different level of skill in the crime-stopping field, therefore, the offenders escaped