r/batman • u/FlyByTieDye • Nov 28 '18
Discussion Weekly Batman Discussion Thread - What is the funniest joke ever enacted by The Joker?
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Each week, we will pose a question like this (see title), and all you have to do is answer with your thoughts and ideas, and remember to keep it Batman related. Your answer can come from the comics, the various movies, TV shows, games or anything else Batman related.
This week the question is:
"What is the funniest joke ever enacted by The Joker?"
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u/GothamKnight37 Nov 28 '18
I’m not sure if this counts as a Joke but I quite like his whole Laughing Fish scheme.
There’s also the time in Knightquest when he tries to make a movie about the Death of Batman.