>Calls himself The Joker
>Hasn't done anything that is even considered remotely funny
Be honest have you ever actually laughed at any of his antics?
>Calls himself The Joker. >Hasn't done anything that is even considered remotely funny
>Calls himself The Joker
>Hasn't done anything that is even considered remotely funny
Be honest have you ever actually laughed at any of his antics?
never rub another mans rhubarb
i chortled at his boner
That time he tried to drink ocean water was pretty funny, too.
His disappearing pencil trick always gets me.
Also this
I don't really laugh, Not anymore. I mean, I do, but is pretty rare and mostly when I'm in great pain or despair (I know, you don't need to tell me).
But I do think hes stuff is pretty funny, but not the sort of funny you laugh at, you just let it marinate and rest quietly. Maybe a smirk.
"I'm impressed, lady! You're harder to kill than a wienerroach on steroids!"
That's not true.
Frick, that made me laugh. You win this round, Joker.
Joker Fish is straight up hysterical, but arguably he missed the joke.
Making the pencil disappear was a god start.
Heath Ledger joker is genuinely hysterical.
>Very poor choice of words!
Personally, I find the infinite seething he engenders from Cinemaphile - D*sney Lifestyle Brands to be very humorous indeed.
It was glorious
Ladderbro had full mental breakdown
there was that time he called Maggie Gyllenhaal "beautiful"
Depends on the incarnation. But Make Em Laugh was great, especially considering how it shows his stand-up comedian sense of humor inherently conflicts with his clown persona of how he essentially wants to feel superior and in control but is humiliated when he's mocked or laughed at in ways he doesn't expect
I think his stance on woman in the Harley Queen show was funny
And Gangweed, can't forget about GANGWEED
That episode of BTAS where he's willing to nuke Gotham on a whim always makes me laugh. He's never actively trying to destroy Gotham in the show too. It's like he saw an opportunity to nuke the city and just went for it.
>Record? Is someone supposed to be writing this down?
Gets me everytime.
by that logic Batman himself should have an natural acoustic location and stuff
He was pretty funny in the Harley Quinn show, about the only thing that did make me laugh. Him running for mayor, just to piss off some PTA Karen, and winning was really good.
That time he shot the manager at a fast food place was pretty good.
BATFAKES GET OFF MY BOARD REEEEE
The truth of the matter is that people are actually really bad at writing humor if they don't take it seriously so Joker is just in the nebulous spot where he doesn't HAVE to be funny he just has to find murdering hilarious for some reason. Instead of being a gangster who clowns he's making statements about society and it's inner hypocrisy maaaan. It's freaking stupid so much of Joker's identity is a smokescreen for most people just being terrible at writing good jokes.
"You'll just turn it off when I'm halfway across."
I laughed with both of them.
The "I'm an American criminal" bit from the Cap crossover was funny in isolation, a shame it got ran into the ground by "even the Joker isn't racist, thats how bad it is" people
he has some very funny ytps
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zoomers ruined that joke
>t.ginnis
YJ Joker, but mostly laughing for the wrong reasons.
"I've had practice. Juggling my multiple personalities." KEK
I laughed at Telltale Joker being a socially inept moron at Lucius Fox' funeral.
>at least he went out with a BANG
Honestly speaking the majority of modern day joker adaptations feel like a worse version of Judge Holden, all spectacle but no nuisance
They should go back the 60-70's version of the Joker
He will never die
Some of the Adam West era show made me chuckle and some of his older appearances before the Heath Ledger movie came out. After that they've kinda stopped using his humorous side as much and went full edgey boy.