Jason doesn’t kill him when he has the chance. He eventually runs off with the Joker after knocking Batman out by cold-cocking him with the butt of a gun (never mind the fact that Batman had ...

There were no dissenting voices, as long as it was done in a proper way, as long as it was clear that Batman didn’t go out to kill him – that’s never what Batman would do. So from the start, the ...

It will be like some awful sitcom: "Two wacky roommates. One quarantine cell." I know comedy, Bruce. This will get old FAST. The Joker: [after Batman kills Joker in a hallucination] So you finally ...

Even so, when faced with a dying Joker, there are few he can turn to for help. This leads him to approach his oldest ally, in the opening scene of Batman #159, the second part of Hush 2.

Why is Batman so driven to help Gotham City? Why doesn’t Batman kill? Why be Batman at all ... a mobster being kidnapped and beaten by the Joker’s goons, and jumps in to help.

Inspired by this bizarre yet powerful imagery, AI artists soon generated digital depictions of other superheroes—Batman, Spider-Man, even the Joker—joining the protests. These fictional characters, ...

Elsewhere, some pop songs tell fictional stories of murder, such as Rihanna's "Man Down" or Natalia Kills' aptly titled "Kill My Boyfriend." And you can't go wrong with a good ol' country murder ...