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Adam Tribute (Sarcasm)

This is a song I found that I think fits Adam, The Angel of Massacre, from Hazbin Hotel perfectly. Give it a listen!

Carmilla Carmine Tribute (Power & Control)

This is a song I found that I think fits Carmilla Carmine, the Swan Demoness, from Hazbin Hotel perfectly. Give it a listen!

VOX Tribute (Just Like You)

This is a song I found that I think fit Vox The TV Demon perfectly. Give it a listen!

I know this has nothing to do with what I typically post, but I just had to show it. All this does is prove that the only thing more powerful than God is the almighty $

MERRY CHRISTMAS from Carlyle Tower!

L to R: Rose The Archer, Prankster, Black Streak, Cheshire Cat, Junko Makishima, Vigilante, Ryuko, Allura, Lady Lotus, Shadow, Bonfire, Wild Card, P1X1, Angel, & Pyra

VIPER

Sadako Hashimoto was the daughter of one of Lady Lotus' assassins who died on the job. After getting caught by the FBI while trying to assassinate a Chinese ambassador, the man committed suicide via cyanide tooth. Learning of his death, Lotus decided to compensate the family for their loss. She essentially became a surrogate mother to Sadako, teaching her how to defend herself. Wanting to be an assassin just like her father, Lotus trained her in the art of assassination, specifically martial arts, and stealth. Before long, she was a skilled assassin, operating under the code-name "Viper", due to her skill with poisons. Over time, Sadako rose her way through the ranks of Lotus' assassins, rivaling only Scream Queen and Shinigami. After Shinigami killed herself, Lotus decided to promote Sadako to her right-hand assistant. But first, she would need some upgrades. Willingly taking Hobgoblin's mutagen serum, Sadako was transformed into a Cobra/Human hybrid, growing a set of snake fangs and having all of her bones mutated into flexible cartilage, allowing her to sneak her way through tight spaces. Sadako now works as Lady Lotus' top assassin. She kills whoever Lotus tells her to and she only has a 10% margin of failure in her career. Despite her profession, Sadako is not a heartless psychopath like Shinigami, as she doesn't enjoy the act of murder and follows Lotus' rules to the letter. 1) Only kill your target. 2) Don't kill anyone else. 3) Killing any children is punished fatally. On top of that, she's also a family woman. Whenever she isn't on a mission, she spends her free time either training the other henchmen or simply providing for her family, in particular her grandmother and brother.

SHADOW

Having been born blind, Amara spent the majority of her childhood growing up in Nigeria. Fortunately, she was able to hone her other senses to help her live. Sadly, her family lived in a small village that was constantly preyed upon by criminals. One day, a group of bandits attacked the village and burned it down. In the chaos, her family was killed. She was then kidnapped and sold in a child slavery ring. While locked in a black market warehouse, Lady Lotus showed up to inspect the goods. Upon seeing the children, she was sickened and freed them. Noticing the blind girl, she adopted Amara and gave her a home. While living with Lotus, she was taught martial arts and took a particular love of the Boa staff. Before long, Amara was a member of Lotus' network of assassins. She gained the trust of many other members like Shinigami, Viper, and Scarlet Fox. When the time came for her first assignment, she was considered one of the best. The assignment was to go to the USA, specifically Harking City, California. Lotus was looking to move all of her operations to the city and planned to take over from the inside. Amara's goal was to see how viable it was, economically, culturally, and criminally. Lotus wanted to overtake any preexisting criminal operations in order to establish the network's presence in the city. Amara had been programmed by the network to follow orders unquestioningly. Upon arriving in Harking City, she set to work, scouting out every criminal enterprise in the city. It didn't take long to encounter the superhero team P.E.A.C.E. She witnessed the actions of Lady Lotus' nemesis, Ryuko, and admired her methods. She fought with skill but refused to kill the villains she fought. Mercy had not been taught to Amara, as it was practiced by the superheroes. They fought to protect the innocent rather than for personal gain. Remembering how much she hated criminals for killing her family, Amara turned her back on Lotus and join Ryuko.

MARIKO MURAKAMI

A member of The Murakami family, Mariko was the eldest sister. After her family left the upper-class level of New Tokyo, they were constantly harassed by the commoners due to their noble lineage. A few months later, their mother died, and the commoners lynched their house. On that day, Himiko snapped and swore vengeance against the world. After killing their father, Himiko was adopted by a powerful Yakuza mob and left Mariko behind. Mariko was eventually found by a military colonel who essentially became her father through most of her life. He showed her as much love and care as she needed. During their time together, he taught her how to defend herself. When she was finally of age, Mariko enlisted in the military, quickly rising through the ranks until she was a commander. To combat the new supervillain threats, a task force was assembled to help. Due to her talents as a leader, Mariko was appointed as the leader. Their first mission was to help track down The Crow, who was on the run after blowing up Belbridge Tower. The other person chasing him was Lady Lotus, who wanted revenge after Crow tried to kill her. All parties converged on Crow's hideout in Guatemala. Eventually, Mariko, Ryuko, and Lady Lotus confronted him in the parlor, where she and her sister had a family reunion. Unfortunately, it turned sour when they started fighting, allowing Crow to escape and flee to Las Vegas, where he took over Prankster's old casino from Season 3. After Mariko, Lotus, and Ryuko caught up to Crow, he trapped them in the videogame maze below the casino. While trapped, Mariko and Himiko had time to talk to each other. After working together to escape the maze, they managed to track Crow back to Harking City and captured him. Unfortunately, their partnership ended when Himiko betrayed her and tried to kill Crow, forcing Mariko to incapacitate her and send her to prison. No matter how much it hurt, she knew this was right. She soon became a trusted ally of the superhero community and one of Ryuko's best friends.

SHINIGAMI

After the accidental death of their father, Akira and Fujiko got into a fight that nearly tore the entire tower apart. In the ensuing scuffle, they knocked over some candles and set the building on fire. As the ceiling started to collapse around them, Akira told her to stop fighting since the building was coming down around them. Fortunately, Akira was able to push her off of her just as the floor above them collapsed. Akira was seemingly buried alive in the rubble, while Fujiko’s face was horribly burned by a flaming beam falling on her. Akira was able to escape the burning building and took the Sword Of Order with her. Now left alone and disfigured, Fujiko only had her assassin training to keep her going. But in the coming years, she slowly started to lose her grip on reality. With no one to keep her company except for the loyal Yakuza members who trained her, she started creating people to talk to. Eventually, this habit of talking to herself began to spiral out of control. Whenever she’d be training, she’d become downright terrifying. But whenever she wasn’t training and was just by herself, she’d snap out of it. Sometimes whenever she was in her room, her reflection would talk to her. Eventually, it got to the point that she’d go to training sessions without even knowing it. It seems that during her downward spiral into insanity, Fujiko had developed Severe Schizophrenia. The voices would egg her on, encouraging her to follow a path of death and self-destruction. This would lead to disastrous consequences, like when she killed her sensei during sword training in a frenzy of madness. Eventually, she lost all control and went completely off the deep end. But underneath all of the rage and violence, Fujiko is an extremely lonely person who just wants to be loved. The only reason why she battles her sister is that it's the only way she can think of to spend time with her. She’s even hoping that maybe Ryuko will stop her.

RYUKO

Akira and Fujiko are the two latest descendants of the Fukuhara family, a generation of Japanese warriors that stretch back to the 1500s. Akira was the one who was the most dedicated to being the newest warrior in their family line, dedicated to learning the ways of Bushido, that being a warrior who has inner peace and being zen and stuff. Fujiko didn’t care about stuff like that, as she was the resident female dog of the family. She went out partying till the break of dawn and couldn’t bother with manners. Eventually, Akira was told the legend of the Swords of Order and Chaos. Thought to have been created by the gods, these two swords were so sharp, one could slice a building in half with a single slice. If the swords are brought together, they are said to be able to destroy the world. When Akira was in her mid-20s, she discovered her family was actually a yakuza crime family, and her sister was the one who had been shown the truth a while ago. Akira refused to be a part of a family that exploited and killed people without remorse, and she confronted her father about it, which ended with a fight between the two that resulted in her father’s death when he accidentally fell out of the window. Enraged, Fujiko tried to kill her sister, thinking that she was the one that killed her father. The fight ended with the manor burning down and Akira escaping with the Sword of Order. Akira then left and dedicated her life to dismantling her family’s web of crime. Using the sword of Order, she began to fight crime on the streets of New Tokyo.

LADY LOTUS

For about 300 years, the Murakami Family was a part of Japanese royalty, with many of their descendants being raised to be kings, lords, and queens. Himiko was raised to be one of these nobles, and was given everything she ever asked for on a silver platter. When she turned 15, her narcissistic, abusive and self-righteous father decided he wanted to humble his family by living amongst the commoners, much to the dismay of everyone else. Given that Japan had been ruled by the rich 1% from the comfort of the flying city of New Tokyo and the poor had been left to decay in squalid conditions, the commoners saw an opportunity to release their rage on one of the former nobles. The family was constantly harassed by everyone, when all they wanted was to live a peaceful life. Eventually, Himiko’s mother succumbed to illness and died within a month, and she would’ve survived if they’d been living in their palace with the finest doctors. Then one fateful day, the commoners laid siege to their home, strung Himiko, her father, and her sister to the wall, and burned down their house. On that day, something inside of Himiko snapped, and she swore that no matter what, she’d get back at everyone, and burn down everything and everyone they love. She then killed her father, changed her identity, and joined a powerful Yakuza mob, gradually working her way up the ranks until she was the right hand assistant of the leader. She then poisoned and killed him by sprinkling a poisonous lotus flower in his food. Overtaking the crime family, she turned their headquarters into an underground network of assassins called "The Lotus Network", taking the name Lady Lotus. In a year, she was able to take over the entire criminal underworld of Japan, making herself one of the most powerful people in the country. Having established true order in her country, Himiko became a better leader than most of the politicians running Japan, so much so that she became a member of Japanese high society, though she had no desire to join New Tokyo's society, seeing it for the shallow garden of narcissism and apathy it truly is. She ran Japan better than anyone else, as she actually gave a shit about the people living under her. When she took control, she made the economy stable, provided free health care, and made sure everyone in Japan was happy and content. Unfortunately, she made things better through a lot of shed blood. Deciding that Earth would be a better place with her as its benevolent queen, Lady Lotus set her sights on the entire world. No matter the cost, she'll make the world a better place.

The Spot Tribute (Break The World)

This is a song I found that I think fits Dr. Jonathan Ohn (The Spot) perfectly. Give it a listen!

The Riddler Tribute (Hindsight)

This is yet another song I found that I think fits Edward Nygma (The Riddler) perfectly. Give it a listen!

THE JOKER: THE JESTER KING

This is yet another design I came up with for The Joker in my spare time. This design was heavily inspired by 1970s Willy Wonka, Jack Nicholson Joker, and BTAS Joker.

This panel. That is all

The Riddler: The King Of Questions

This is yet another redesign I did of The Riddler. This one is heavily inspired by his jacket from Batman Forever & Dr. Robotnik’s Chaos Emerald form from Sonic The Hedgehog 2. Whaddya think?

The Riddler: The King Of Conundrums

???RIDDLER BEYOND???

A new protector arrives to Neo-Gotham, and from the most unlikely source...................

I Have A Question...............

The Riddler has a question for you. Can you answer it? If you can't, maybe you aren't as smart as you think you are?

Meet Riddler Beyond: The Quizmaster Queen

In this universe, Edward Nygma (The Riddler) uploaded his mind to the internet while on his deathbed. He then lived inside of Neo Gotham’s internet for several years, jumping from device to device until someone important discovered him. Barbara Grayson, the 18 year old daughter of Barbara Gordon (Batgirl) & Dick Grayson (Nightwing) discovered him while surfing the internet, as she had inherited her mother’s skill with computers. Despite everyone in her school loving The Joker, Two-Face, and Bane, Barbara loved The Riddler for his personality and intelligence, not to mention sense of style. Wanting to be a superhero like her parents used to be, Barbara made a deal with Riddler. He would mentor her in how to be a detective if she promised not to turn him over to the GCPD. She now works as a cyber-vigilante, sometimes aiding Batman Beyond in his protection of Neo Gotham.

Another redesign of The Riddler: The Question Mark King

I was looking through some of my drawings from when I was much younger and discovered this really shitty drawing of a cool design I made for Riddler. I decided to redo it in my current style. What do y’all think?

Villains: Geoffrey Seid

Having been born into a poor family in Texas, Geoffrey Seid has always had a desire for the finer things in life. His family was incredibly religious, preaching the word of the gospel every day of their lives. But despite his family's prayer for a better life, they always remained poor. Wanting to bring his family some much-needed wealth, Geoffrey became a con artist, scamming people out of their savings with clever manipulation. Years later, Geoffrey had built quite a successful life for himself, switching from pension scams to working as a televangelist. Using all of the clever tactics televangelists use. However, when his family was killed during one of Bonfire's battles with Hobgoblin, Geoffrey began to develop a hatred for all super-people. He began to preach this hatred during his program, saying that superheroes and villains are all servants of evil, and will ultimately bring about the end of the world. This caused anti-super resentment to grow all throughout Harking City, with people starting to distrust their protectors. Meanwhile, Geoffrey was using his fortune to form a cult of anti-super extremists called the SRS (Super Rejection Society). Wanting nothing more than to wipe all supers off the face of the Earth, Geoffrey and the SRS attacked one of Lady Lotus' black market warehouses and stole some of the high-tech supervillain weapons being stored there. One of the weapons they stole was Hobgoblin's mutagen serum, and they turned it into a virus that would kill anyone exposed to the Super-Power Serum, which is thousands of people. Catching wind of this plot, P.E.A.C.E sent their non-superpowered members to confront the cult, that being Ryuko, Joker, Prankster, and Task Force V. After taking down the cult, Ryuko and Prankster deliver a speech to the entire world, telling everyone why they're necessary and that they aren't responsible for what their villains do.

Villains: The Truth (Howard Skarsgard)

Howard has always been obsessed with the truth, working as an investigative journalist for Harking City Daily. His investigations would always expose conspiracies. Unfortunately, he dug too deep. While investigating Wickman Industries, he uncovered all of the supervillain dealings that Mangrove Wickman (The Crow) was up to. Learning of this, Crow used his connections to kill Howard and his family. Planting a bomb in his apartment, Howard's family was vaporized in their sleep, and Howard was disfigured. Having lost his family and his career, he disappeared. Years later, a new killer appeared in Harking City. His modus operandi was attacking the subsidiaries of Wickman Industries, killing various people that worked for the company. Calling himself "The Truth" he live-streamed his attacks for everyone to see. He burned down a crooked millionaire's penthouse and blew up the 2nd National Bank before exposing their wrongdoings. His crusade would gain traction online, amassing thousands of followers. Soon, riots began all over the city, with people dressing up as Truth and attacking associates of Wickman Industries. The heroes were scattered throughout the city, trying to contain the riots and save innocent people caught in the crossfire. The followers stormed the Wickman tower and tore it apart. Fearing for his life, Crow and his family took shelter in their safe house at Hawking Towers. Unfortunately, Truth and his followers stormed the safe house and took Crow and his family hostage. He reveals himself to be Howard Skarsgard and plans to kill his family to make him suffer as he did before taking Crow to Harking City Square and executing him. Fortunately, the heroes stopped Howard before he could. However, they let his information be released, and Wickman Industries was taken down, killing two birds with one stone. Crow and his subordinates were sent to prison, and Howard was sent to Belbridge Tower.

Villains: The Wonderland Gang

White Rabbit: Wendy Philips was born into a rich family that profited by gentrifying rundown neighborhoods. Despite living a well-to-do life, she was sickened by the family business, as they ran poor people out of their homes in order for rich people to move in. Not wanting to live off the suffering of the poor, she ran away from her home and moved into the Industrial District. She then tried to help the homeless children by offering them a home in an abandoned steel mill that she converted into her home. However, despite all that she did to help these people, nothing was ever enough. Seeing that the entire system was the problem, Wendy decided to dedicate her life to rebelling against it. At first, she just spent her time committing acts of petty vandalism, but she was able to step up her game thanks to the Hobgoblin. During his gas attack, she and her best friends were mutated by the gas, causing them to develop superpowers. Wendy gained the ability of super speed, allowing her to run as fast as Black Streak II. Using these powers to step up her game, Wendy (now calling herself "White Rabbit '') led her team of friends in order to truly do some damage against the system. Now their objective is to tear down "The System'', and turn Harking City into an anarchic utopia where class is nonexistent and money no longer matters. Despite her rather cut-throat agenda, White rabbit still has a massive amount of compassion, and never tries to hurt innocent people. She's not above killing, but she'll only kill if it's a last resort. After she and the gang cross paths with Cheshire Cat, she saw how similar the two of them are, and tried everything to convince her to join her side.

Dormouse: Molly Madsen was the daughter of extremely young parents. Despite her being very well-meaning, she also suffered aichmomania (obsession with Knives). This caused her to unintentionally scare away any potential friends. After her parents were arrested for vehicular manslaughter whilst drunk driving, she was forced to live with her cruel aunt, who relentlessly punished her for being "Abnormal". At the age of 11, she finally ran away from her house. While trying to shoplift a 10-pack of knives from a hunting store, she was chased down and viciously beaten by a group of asshole cops. Fortunately, she was saved by Wendy Philips, who then offered her a home at her makeshift children's home. Despite being only a few years older than her, Wendy was more of a mother figure to Molly than anyone else she'd known. During Hobgoblin's gas attack, Molly was one of the people who was mutated. She developed the ability to grow and shrink like Ant-Man. She now works as the Dormouse of the Wonderland Gang and is one of the most helpful and useful members of the team.

Tweedle Dee: Daniel Dumfrey was born into a broken home. His father was an abusive drunk who also worked as a machinist. Since he couldn't afford to have his son go to school, he'd often take his son with him to the garage. During his time there, Daniel picked up some skills of the trade and even learned how to construct several small devices. Daniel is also quite mischievous and was known for pulling pranks around the shop. Unfortunately, his father couldn't sanction his buffoonery, and would often take his anger out on his son for messing around. After his father was killed in a car accident, Daniel was forced to live on his own. He ended up living on the streets, using his cunning and trickery to help him survive. After tricking the wrong people, Daniel was nearly beaten to death by a gang of bullies. Fortunately, he was saved by Wendy Phillips, who beat up the bullies and scared them away. She then offered Daniel a place at her home, which he gladly accepted. After getting mutated during Hobgoblin's gas attack, he developed the ability to duplicate himself. Now working as Tweedle Dee of the Wonderland Gang, he's a loyal and useful member of the team. 

March Hare: Elliot Summers was dealt a bad hand since the day he was conceived. While still a fetus, his mother became a cocaine addict. Because of this, he was born addicted to coke as well. Living the majority of his childhood in a rundown apartment in the industrial district, his mind never was nurtured in the proper environment. At the age of 13, he accidentally burned down the apartment while playing with some matches. His mother and several other people were killed in the fire, and the entire building was destroyed. Now without a home, Elliot was moved into a foster home that was run by a cruel Mother Superior. She'd always punish who she deemed bad kids, and Elliot was among the unlucky few. After running away from the orphanage at the age of 15, he was forced to survive on the streets of Old Town, which were rife with gang violence. One cold Christmas night, he was discovered by Wendy Philips, who offered him a home in her makeshift children's home. Seeing no other options, he graciously accepted. While living with Wendy and her orphaned children, Wendy showed special care for Elliot, as she knew that he was a person who needed as much care as possible. During Hobgoblin's gas attack, Elliot was among those who were mutated. He would end up developing low-level psychic powers, allowing him to drive people temporarily insane. Unfortunately, these powers mixed with his already fragile mental state drove Elliot over the edge of madness, and he wound up developing Paranoid Schizophrenia.

Villains: The Crow (Mangrove Wickman)

Mangrove Wickman was born into one of the richest families in Harking City. His father owned an aerodynamics firm that made his family good friends with the Air-force. He was an incredibly cruel man who abused his kids for underachieving at school. Mangrove had an affinity for birds and wanted to become an Ornithologist. His father hated this and wanted him to become the new head of the company. When Mangrove tried to stand up to his father, his father punished him by sending him away to a boarding school. During his time at the school, Mangrove was picked on and bullied due to his love for birds. One day, the bullies pulled a cruel prank on him by coating him in birdseed and locking him in the aviary. All of the birds he cared for instantly swarmed him and pecked and bit his face to oblivion. This horribly disfigured his face, and he was forced to wear a mask to hide all of his scars. Tired of the abuse, Mangrove finally struck back. During his time working in the aviary, he secretly trained the birds to follow his command. He then struck at his bullies by training a swarm of birds to attack his bullies in the courtyard. After graduating from school, he began to formulate his master plan in order to get back at his father. While his father was hosting a cocktail party at the top of Wickman tower, he made his return by appearing before his father on the balcony. After chastising his father for his heartless and cruel actions, Mangrove took his revenge by training a flock of crows to attack his father, which led to him falling off the balcony to his death. Mangrove then took over his father's company and used his newfound wealth and connections to gain more power, feeling entitled and jealous of those who have powers. Wickman Industries is the most powerful company in Harking City and controls everything. But despite having all of this power, Mangrove wants to be able to fly and shoot energy from his hands. And yet he is a mortal man.

Heroes: Scarlet Fox (Kitsune Yamazaki)

Once a high-ranking member of Lady Lotus' assassins, Kitsune ran away after she accidentally killed a child. Lady Lotus has an extreme hatred for people who harm children and kills any of her assassins who do so on the job. Kitsune disappeared, hopping from country to country and constantly changing identities. She robbed various shady companies and built a vast fortune for herself. After Lady Lotus escaped Belbridge Tower and vanished for a couple of months, Kitsune remembered that Lotus had a private penthouse in Harking City with about $2,000,000 worth of gold. Thinking that would set her up for life, she went to rob it. Unfortunately, she was swarmed by the assassins protecting the vault. During the fight, she accidentally killed one of them when she fell out a window and hung an assassin with her grappling line. This brought her back to the night she killed that kid, and her guilt completely overwhelmed her. Overcome with a desire to die, she let go of the line and fell. As she closed her eyes, a purple blur caught her. When Kitsune awoke, she was on a rooftop with Cheshire Cat watching over her. After she explained what happened, Harriet offered to help by giving her a home. Over the next week, the two fought crime in Old Town. But Kitsune hadn't overcome her death wish, as she'd run into danger with no regard for her safety. Luckily, she would find a new desire for life when Lady Lotus returned. Having allied with Joy, Lotus went to war with Crow after he stole her empire. The war raged over Harking City, with henchmen and assassins dying in battle. During the battle for Old Town, Himiko & Kitsune met for the first time in years. Seeking to die with honor, Kitsune fought Lotus with no intention of walking away. But when she saw Harriet almost get killed by Crow's men, she found the will to live and saved her friend.

This is a song I found that I think fits The Joker perfectly. Give it a listen!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omFHvyfLjeI

What If............................... The Joker Reformed? 

This is an Elseworld's idea I recently had after rereading "The Killing Joke". I'd always wondered what would've happened if The Joker did take up Batman's offer at the end of the story, and I eventually came up with a story in which Joker does agree to let Batman rehabilitate him. At first, Joker just spent the first few months in Arkham Asylum actually complying with the doctors and guards. But he eventually does escape, terrified of change and just wanting to do his old dance with Batman. Realizing he needs to keep a closer eye on him in order to make sure this does work, Batman secretly has Joker moved into Wayne Manor, confining him to a single room and forcing him to stick to a specific schedule. If he even deviates once from taking his medication, he's going right back to Arkham. Alfred hates this idea, but sticks by Bruce's side out of loyalty. When Barbara and Dick eventually hear about this, they initially think that Bruce has lost his mind and that Joker must be playing him. But Bruce does manage to at least talk them into leaving him alone. After a year goes by with no intrusions or deviations, Joker is allowed access to certain parts of the manor, such as the dining hall and living room. Alfred is always there to make sure nothing happens, watching Joker like a hawk and flinching at the most minor actions. Alfred utterly despises Joker, as aside from Joe Chill, he is the primary cause of Batman's suffering. He killed Jason Todd, crippled Barbara Gordon, and has dogged Batman to the ends of the earth in order to forever play his maniacal game of cat & mouse with him. However, Joker is 100% serious about reforming and just wants to be allowed to show that he can change. One night while Batman was out chasing after The Riddler, Riddler ended up getting the jump on Batman and knocked him unconscious, trapping him inside of a 100 acre mirror maze littered with dozens of laser beams that fire randomly every 20 seconds. What Alfred and the others were unaware of was that Joker knows Batman is Bruce Wayne, he just never cared. When Bruce radioed for Alfred to send in Nightwing, Joker overheard and snuck into the Batcave ahead of everyone. He then stole the Batman of Zur-En-Arrh costume, hotwired the Bat-cycle, and sped away. While Batman was running through the maze and dodging lasers, he ended up getting burned on his left arm and was trapped at a dead end. Before the lasers could finish him off, Joker came crashing through one of the mirrors and destroyed the laser beam with an explosive Batarang. He then tended to Batman's wound before grappling them up to Riddler's control room. The two then defeated the Riddler and duct-taped him to the signal for Commissioner Gordon. Impressed with Joker's heroic action, Batman eventually started to teach him how to be a vigilante. It turns out that Joker was more adept at this thing than he was even aware of. It'll still take a while for him to earn the trust of the rest of the Bat-family, but he's happy as Batman's new sidekick. Batman & The Joker: The New Dynamic Duo.

My redesign of The Joker: The Mountebank of Menace

Superman @ the Intergalactic DMV