The brutal confrontation concludes with Batman holding the Joker over his head and slamming him down back first against his bent knee. The move is the exact same one that Bane famously used against the Dark Knight in the classic "Knightfall" story of the '90s, and is the final move Zur uses against the clown.
After Batman finds proof that the Joker is the one who killed Jason, he finally attempts to kill the Joker once and for all. As the helicopter they're on starts to go down, Batman jumps out to save his own life, leaving Joker behind to die.
So far the only known way to cure oneself is to fight the infection from within their mind. The infection took the form of Joker, who Batman was finally able to genuinely scare and lock away in a dark corner of his mind represented by Arkham Asylum's Extreme Isolation, purging himself of Joker's insanity for good.
While Batman was able to beat Joker and return him to normal, Joker's blood was poisoned, slowly killing him. Batman fought to save him, but Joker's own evil resulted in his death, with the Dark Knight carrying his body out of his base in an echo of a portrait of Cain and Abel included within the game.
After gathering up his forces to fight the Justice League, the Batman Who Laughs fought against the Justice League and was killed by Wonder Woman using a chainsaw built using parts of the Invisible Jet.
As the Arkham series Batman reveals in Batman #135, even in death, Joker stayed in his brain, and he had to exorcise him to be truly free of him. Joker's death was a significant blow to his psyche. Even though he is not directly responsible, Batman still feels guilty.
A flashback reveals that before the Joker died, his infected blood was used in blood transfusions, infecting five people including Batman; Batman, concealing his infection from others, imprisoned the four other recipients who were physically and mentally transforming into the Joker.
The Joker himself is immune to most if not all strains of Joker Venom (a possible side-effect of his own constant exposure to and abuse of his chemical weaponry).
Not only is he compelling, he's been able to best Bruce more than once - something that few of the villains have truly been able to do. Throughout The Joker's long history of villainy, there have been a number of times he has been able to win in his fights against the Caped Crusader.
It is then revealed that the Joker's real name is "Jack Oswald White." Martha then shares that she visited the Flashpoint universe's version of Jack Oswald White, discovering him to be a struggling family man supporting his wife and a child as a janitor at Wayne Casino.
Batman sees Superman as nothing more than a potential alien threat to be eliminated. As set up by Batman v Superman, the showdown between the two heroes is symbolically positioned as Batman's last chance to regain the humanity slipping away from him.
The Joker then used his power to repeatedly kill Batman in the most grotesque and violent ways imaginable, highligting the lengths of the madman's depravity. The crowning acheivement was having vultures devour the Caped Crusader. Unfortunately, Joker was eroding the fabric of space and time with his antics.
In Batman Begins, he comments that he avoids killing to avoid become like the criminals he faces, believing that doing so will make him no better than his enemies. In The Dark Knight, Batman comments that he "only [has] one rule", likely referring to this.
The document not only indicates that his mother suffered from delusional psychosis and narcissistic personality disorder but also reveals her conviction for endangering the welfare of her child. So, there is clear indication that 'Joker' Arthur Fleck and 'Batman' Bruce Wayne are not siblings or half-brothers.
Among the big announcements from James Gunn about the future of the DCU was news of a new Batman in a film called The Brave and the Bold. This movie would have our first big-screen Robin in 25 years. But that Robin won't be Dick Grayson, but Damian Wayne, Bruce's biological son.
If Joker actually killed Batman, all he be doing is ending himself in the process, and likely inspiring generations of new Batman who he would never see as his true foe.
What did Batman do to Joker after he killed Robin?
Robin's suit on display in the Batcave. In an act of revenge, Batman bashed the Joker's teeth in, permanently damaging the Joker's smile before defeating him and sending him to Arkham Asylum. Robin's death also had an impact of Batman's view on crime in Gotham City as he became increasingly ruthless in handling it.
History. After a long and heated war with Batman, Joker finally managed to kill his archenemy. At Bruce's public service where friends, civilians, and former villains alike came to pay their respects, Joker planned to detonate a bomb of Smilex strapped to his chest as a final "joke".
The Batman Who Laughs is defeated when the Prime Universe Batman is aided by the Joker, who notes the alternate Batman's failure to perceive this scenario due to still being a version of Batman.
The dark version of Bruce belongs to the Dark Multiverse and his eyes can identify the potential of dark thoughts, actions, fears, and desires of people around him. However, he wears the visor to help him focus on the exact dark potential while filtering out extra energy and noise.
