History ComicBook / EmperorJoker

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It’s an average day in Metropolis: Franchise/{{Superman}} breaks out of [[BedlamHouse Arkham]] [[CardboardPrison Asylum]], overseen by Solomon Grundy, LoisLane is [[SelfDemonstrating/LexLuthor the richest, most powerful woman]] in (and owner of) the city, and Bizarro #1 is the most beloved (and destructive) hero in the city.

* {{Determinator}}: Superman offers to take Batman’s memories of being horribly killed over and over and over in order to mend his (Batman’s) utterly shattered mind.

It’s an average day in Metropolis: Franchise/{{Superman}} breaks out of [[BedlamHouse Arkham]] [[CardboardPrison Asylum]], overseen by Solomon Grundy, LoisLane is the richest, most powerful woman in (and owner of) the city, and Bizarro #1 is the most beloved (and destructive) hero in the city.

* AdaptationDistillation: ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'' loosely adapted this storyline in one episode, with Batman instead of Superman defeating him.

* WorldGoneMad: The Joker + Reality warping powers = this.

Well, it turns out that this is what happens when Mr. Mxyzptlk accidentally gives most of his power to the Joker, who creates a mind-bendingly odd world for giggles so that he will be able to kill Batman over and over and over again. Of course, in doing so he’s risking tearing the fabric of reality apart at the seams, but when has he ever worried about that?

It’s an average day in Metropolis: Superman breaks out of Arkham Asylum, overseen by Solomon Grundy, Lois Lane is the richest, most powerful woman in (and owner of) the city, and Bizarro #1 is the most beloved (and destructive) hero in the city.

* AdaptationDistillation: ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'' loosely adapted this storyling

* CallBack: The story recalls the first ''{{Batman}}''/''[[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk TheHulk]]'' CrossOver, when The Shaper of Worlds gave TheJoker reality-warping powers. That story ended with Batman TalkingTheMonsterToDeath just as Superman did in this story.

* SdrawkcabName: "[[MadnessMantra Rekoj Reropme... Rekoj Reropme... Rekoj Reropme...]]"

* CallBack: The story recalls the first ''{{Batman}}''/''{{TheHulk}}'' CrossOver, when The Shaper of Worlds gave TheJoker reality-warping powers. That story ended with Batman TalkingTheMonsterToDeath just as Superman did in this story.

* CallBack: The story recalls the first ''{{Batman}}''/''{{TheHulk}}'' CrossOver, when The Shaper of Worlds gave TheJoker reality-warping powers. That story ended with Batman TalkingTheMonsterToDea just as Superman did in this story.

* CallBack: The story recalls the first ''{{Batman}}''/''{{TheHulk}}'' IntercompanyCrossover, when The Shaper of Worlds gave TheJoker reality-warping powers. That story ended with Batman TalkingTheMonsterToDea just as Superman did in this story.

* {{Gonk}} Gorgeous Gilly is ugly as sin, but uses her powers to make men fall in love with her.

* CardboardPrison: The Joker is ultimately sent to a real prison called Slabside Penitentiary, which takes pride in the fact the no one has ever escaped from it. [[StatusQuoIsGod This didn't last]] as during ''The Joker: Last Laugh'', after being lied to and told he has terminal cancer, the Joker does engineer and pull off jailbreak, and subsequent stories would see Joker back in Arkham.

* CardboardPrison: The Joker is ultimately sent to a real prison called Slabside Penitentiary, which takes pride in the fact the no one has ever escaped from it. [[StatusQuoIsGod This didn't last]] as during "The Joker's Last Laugh", after being lied to and told he has terminal cancer, the Joker does engineer and pull off jailbreak, and subsequent stories would see Joker back in Arkham.

* CardboardPrison: The Joker is ultimately sent to a real prison called Slabside Penitentiary, which takes pride in the fact the no one has ever escaped from it.

* ImAHumanitarian: When the Joker decides to have Chinese for lunch, he decides to have all billion or so of them.

** The Joker's revamp of the MartianManhunter is pretty much [[LooneyTunes Marvin the Martian]].

* VillainousBreakdown: The Joker, when he realizes that he literally can’t exist without Batman.

It’s an average day in Metropolis: Superman breaks out of Arkham Asylum, overseen by Solomon Grundy, Louis Lane is the richest, most powerful woman in (and owner of) the city, and Bizarro #1 is the most beloved (and destructive) hero in the city.

* DidYouJustScanCthulhu: Mxy decides to give the Joker just 1% of his power to see what he will do with it. The Joker scams him into handing over 99%

* RushmoreDefacement: The Joker remakes the whole world in his image.

Well, it turns out that this is what happens when Mr. Mxyzptlk accidentally gives most of his power to the Joker, who creates a mind-bendingly odd world [[ForTheEvuls for giggles]] so that he will be able to kill Batman over and over and over again. Of course, in doing so he’s risking tearing the fabric of reality apart at the seams, but when has he ever worried about that?