Lighting the steps of the asylum comes the tortured joke of letting the slack out to tighten up the punch line. It takes Batman, Commissioner Gordon, and a slew of evidence to bring back the crowned prince of crime to his wits end. Laughing to the end, is it really something that will make a hook for the readers? Mature reading ahead, that is for sure. Popcorn at the ready, it will still your soul to grasp what is beyond our control!
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The stage is set and when the curtains fall those crippling with laughter will backdrop the rainy day! Will the sun ever shine again?!
Although the Jokers brain is more like a hamster wheel that resembles the dilapidated theme park featured in this issue, I feel that to him it sounds a bit more like, "You've got the brains, I've got the looks, LET'S MAKE LOTS OF....!!" It isn't that his brain doesn't have the capacity for some beneficial decisions, it is that the rails aren't parallel to the moving miner cart, and it leads into a deep dark shaft where the Joker's Cackle of a Laugh is the only thing that gets out. Reminds me of a television commercial where someone is outlandish, and they are asked to eat a Snickers! Poof!?! It will take the Joker feeding on the prey or most often the Batmans fists to provide retribution!
