About This Book
In this highly anticipated graphic novel, Batman faces his greatest challenge yet: the revelation that there are three distinct Jokers. Joined by two of the Joker's most brutalized victims, Barbara Gordon (Batgirl) and Jason Todd (Red Hood), Batman embarks on a dark quest for answers and ultimate justice. The story delves into the psychological impact of the Joker's violence on its victims and the relentless pursuit of good against overwhelming evil. Parents should be aware of the mature themes, including violence and trauma, making it best suited for mature middle schoolers and up.
Who are the three jokers? Batman doesn't understand how or why, but the fact is certain: the man he has spent a lifetime chasing isn't one man at all. There are three Jokers. Now that he knows the unbelievable truth, Bruce needs real answers. Joined by Barbara Gordon and Jason Todd, two former victims of the Joker's brutality, the Dark Knight is finally on a path to defeat the madman once and for all. Every last one of him. Geoff Johns (Doomsday Clock, Batman: Earth One) and Jason Fabok (Justice League: The Darkseid War) reunite to present one of the most highly anticipated comics events in years! Collects Batman: Three Jokers #1-3.
Discussion Prompts
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How does the revelation of three Jokers change Batman's understanding of his lifelong enemy?
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How do Barbara Gordon and Jason Todd's past experiences with the Joker influence their roles in this story?
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What does this story say about the nature of evil and trauma?
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If you were Batman, how would you approach a villain like the Joker, knowing his history of brutality?
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