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* The Riddler has a grand one when he decides to deal with [[TheFlash Impulse]]. After a bad encounter with TheFlash and {{Robin}}[[note]]Riddler had bailed from Gotham following [[ComicBook/BatmanNoMansLand the quake[[/note]], Edward heads for Manchester to deal with Impulse, thinking he can easily outwit the protege of the Scarlet Speedster and one of the Boy Wonder's closest allies. Instead, poor Eddie is left a blabbering mess with Bart utterly ignores every sign that the Riddler wants him (too busy playing video games), Bart's inability to recognize who he was (he mistakes him for TheQuestion, Mr. Freeze and Abra Kadabra), outwitting his traps without thinking (before he's done reading off his first clue, Bart comes back with the bombs by looking under every porch in town. And finds his other bombs while he was at it!) and ultimately saves his captives by retaping his last clue that he tore up. His comment after revealing the second set of bombs sells it, though:
-->'''The Riddler:''' "'''DO YOU THINK ''MERE'' SPEED CAN UNDO MY GLORIOUS INTELLECT? YOU'RE ''WRONG'', I TELL YOU! WRONG, WRONG, ''WRONG!'''''"

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* SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker suffered a truly epic one in ''ComicBook/EmperorJoker''. Let's recap: He steals [[RealityWarper Mr.]] [[GreatGazoo Mxyzptlk's]] powers, turns the ''entire universe'' into his playground, his abuse of the power begins the [[EndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt end of Time, Space, and Existence]], and he tears Superman's heart out and eats it. [[spoiler: As he lies dying, Superman dares Joker to kill Batman. Joker does so, but right after he does, Batman reappears, good as new. Confused, Joker tries it again and again, growing increasingly frantic as Batman repeatedly comes back, going as far as to [[BreakingTheFourthWall beg the writers and artists to let him finish Batman off]]. Superman [[HannibalLecture taunts him, revealing that despite having all that power, Joker is still nothing but a clown, unable to do anything useful with his life and needing Batman to have any purpose at all]]. As Joker breaks down, Mxyzptlk uses the opening to take his powers back and fix everything.]]

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