Batman: The Killing Joke Deluxe (New Edi

Batman: The Killing Joke Deluxe Edition is a must-have for any fan of the Dark Knight or graphic novels in general. Alan Moore’s iconic storytelling, paired with Brian Bolland’s stunning artwork, delivers an unforgettable exploration of the complex relationship between Batman and the Joker. It is an essential addition to any comic collection. It’s a gripping, unsettling, and masterfully crafted tale that captures the essence of Batman’s world. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or new to graphic novels, this book is a must-read. Be prepared for a dark journey that challenges your perception of heroes and villains. Highly recommended! 🌟

Dark, clever, and memorable. The writing is brilliant, the art - though cartoonish, compared to the newer comics - is a treat to the eyes, and the story makes you think. Easily among the top 5 Joker comics ever written. I recommend getting the hardcover, the quality of the pages is incredible.

The fictions of fiction, Incredible! What a print as well, If you get it around 900 INR it's a steal, ps no money is justified, Art and theatre, pinnacle of a comic book 🖤 This justifies the glories of Joker and Batman and the choices they had to take, redemption, humour, and the only time Joker made Batman laugh. Story of oracle is crazy as well

Hardcover, bit bigger size. Not the best of Allen Moore. Engaging story but very short. Ends abruptly and leave things to imagination. Art is good. Some bonus content at the end.

You just need it in your collection. Batman and jokers' most amazing tale. Short story with just 60 something pages but its an insane rollercoaster ride with an ambiguous but good ending. Must have if you consider yourself A BATMAN fan.

The new edition is absolutely amazing. Got it for ₹799 which in my opinion is a fair price in comparison to the older edition which is still selling for as high as ₹999. Also, this has contents from both the old Deluxe as well as Absolute editions and some bonus artwork as well. A must have for collectors in my opinion who don't want to shell out for the Absolute edition but want something that's best of both worlds.

Batman: The Killing Joke Deluxe: DC Black Label Edition presents Alan Moore and Brian Bolland’s seminal 1988 graphic novel in a refined format, complete with recolored artwork, bonus content, and a haunting afterword from Bolland himself. The story explores the Joker’s origin—“one bad day” that turned a failed comedian into Gotham’s most terrifying villain—and his attempt to prove that anyone, even Commissioner Gordon, can be driven mad under the right circumstances. Moore’s writing is taut and philosophical, while Bolland’s crisp, expressive linework heightens the emotional and psychological tension throughout. This edition includes a recoloring that shifts away from the original’s surreal palette to a more subdued, realistic tone, which some fans find deepens the story’s psychological impact. The infamous scene involving Barbara Gordon remains a point of debate, raising questions about narrative agency and the use of trauma in storytelling. Despite its controversy, The Killing Joke is widely regarded as a defining moment in Batman lore—an intense meditation on madness, morality, and the blurred line between hero and villain. The deluxe format adds value for collectors and longtime fans, offering a polished presentation of a graphic novel that continues to provoke and resonate

Esta edición de Batman: The Killing Joke es sencillamente espectacular. El guion de Alan Moore y el arte de Brian Bolland siguen siendo una combinación perfecta, con una historia oscura, intensa y psicológicamente brillante que profundiza como pocas en la relación entre Batman y el Joker. La edición deluxe está muy bien cuidada: tapa dura, excelente calidad de impresión y colores que realzan cada viñeta. Leerla en inglés permite disfrutar del tono original de los diálogos, que es una delicia para los fans del cómic. Sin duda, una pieza imprescindible en cualquier colección de DC Black Label o del universo Batman.

What can I say that hasn't been said. Just read it l, it's the best graphic novel out there (For me at least). Love it! Just know it does get dark.

A tight gripping movie moment for Batman. Alan Moore is a master story teller!

As advertised. With the new Bolland Brown colouring.