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Title: Joker's Late-Night Lunacy!
Writer: Kelley Puckett
Penciller: Ty Templeton
Inker: Rick Burchett
Colorist: Rick Taylor
Letterer: Tim Harkins
Editor: Scott Peterson
Cover Artist: Templeton
Summary:
The Joker kidnaps
Commissioner Gordon and has his own late night TV show!
Description:
Using the technology
given to him by Catwoman and The Penguin, The Joker soon develops his own late
night show called Joker TV. He also has a well known special guest: Commissioner
Gordon! When Batman finds out what's going on, he soon realizes that The Jokers
next guest will be none other than District Attorney Harvey Dent. Much to the
dislike of Harvey Bullock, Batman and Dent decide to play a little game on
Joker. When the clown arrives at Dentıs apartment to kidnap the Attorney,
Batman shows up and much to Jokers surprise, is much easier to deal with. So now
when his next show airs, Gotham is surprised to find out that Joker not only has
Harvey Dent as a guest, but Batman as well! When Joker unmasks Batman before his
live audience, he is surprised to find out that itıs Harvey Dent! Later, Batman
reveals he was staged as a decoy, and when Harvey breaks out of his chains, the
real Batman is revealed. The story ends with Batman and Joker fighting aboard a
speed boat cruising through Gotham Harbor. It ends with Batman believing he has
seen the last of his arch enemy.
Review:
Yes, yes , yes , YES! This
comic series is off to an up and running start. This issue was a fairly good
read, even though the story wasnıt as good as I would of expected. Still, itıs
good enough to let you finish it with a smile on your face. The art in this book
has been great, and it continues into this issue. The Joker had a lot of good
scenes, and it was nice to see Harvey Dent without that coin of his. I thought
that this was as good an issue as it could of been.
Rating: 
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