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A review by mtzfox
Batman: Three Jokers by Geoff Johns
5.0
I really enjoyed this, one of the best Batman graphic novels in quite some time. I'd read that it was meant to be a direct sequel to the series starting with Batman: Death in the Family and The Killing Joke, two of the most iconic comics in DC history (though honestly, Under the Red Hood is just as important here), and it hit its mark.
My only complaint is that I wish it were longer. However, the three issues still manage to take on the mythology surrounding the origins of The Joker, as well as the character's vital connection to Batman mythology and the Bat family. It has some really great surprises that really add to this core Batman story line.
Also has wonderful illustrations by Jason Fabok and Brad Anderson. Glad to have this in my collection.
My only complaint is that I wish it were longer. However, the three issues still manage to take on the mythology surrounding the origins of The Joker, as well as the character's vital connection to Batman mythology and the Bat family. It has some really great surprises that really add to this core Batman story line.
Also has wonderful illustrations by Jason Fabok and Brad Anderson. Glad to have this in my collection.