There’s a tendency to think of the Joker as chaotic, but what makes the Batman Who Laughs so scary is that he’s not chaotic. There’s a rhyme and reason to what he does. It becomes more of a ...

The Batman Who Laughs hails from a broken splinter of the ... because the reason he is so scary is he’s the exact opposite of Batman to me. Meaning that what makes Batman Batman — as much ...

If you thought that The Batman Who Laughs was scary, wait until you get a look at his Robins! They're also featured on Jason Fabok's cover for The Batman Who Laughs #1, a one-shot hitting stores ...

And, once again, the Batman Who Laughs isn’t coming alone. He’s got a new Nightmare Batman, loaded with guns, who was too scary to put in Dark Nights Metal. “[The Grim Knight] is the idea of ...

He has found the Batman Who Laughs, who is disguised as a security ... This is what makes him a strong and scary villain in this story. But it’s not just the writing that makes this scene ...

His long arms make him quite scary and he will feature a cloth cape and that really sells it for me. On top of that, the Batman Who Laugh is also getting an animated makeover in this Dc ...

Just when you thought our twisted take on Batman was scary enough, Batman Who Laughs Q-Master Black, White & Red Variant has taken this “family” feud and made it even darker. This bold black ...

With the likes of Supergirl, Donna Troy, Blue Beetle, Hawkman, and Commissioner Gordon making up the scary villain ... which will bring the Batman Who Laughs into direct conflict with his ...

Spoilers incoming for Dark Nights: The Batman Who Laughs #1, so if you haven’t read it yet you’ve been warned. First a quick suggestion. If you happen to be picking a comic to read before bed ...