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Making war on several fronts, the Joker then sets a trap at the [[Flugelheim Museum]] of Art for Vicki, with whom he has become smitten; his fellows start to slash and deface the entire legacy of Western Art, but as [[Bob]] approaches to Francis Bacon's Figure with Meat, the Joker stops him saying "I kinda like this one". The Joker then tries to disfigure our damsel in distress, at this point The Batman descends in a shower of glass via the window ceiling and saves Vicki. |
Making war on several fronts, the Joker then sets a trap at the [[Flugelheim Museum]] of Art for Vicki, with whom he has become smitten; his fellows start to slash and deface the entire legacy of Western Art, but as [[Bob]] approaches to Francis Bacon's Figure with Meat, the Joker stops him saying "I kinda like this one". The Joker then tries to disfigure our damsel in distress, at this point The Batman descends in a shower of glass via the window ceiling and saves Vicki. |
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Events Surrounding
Napier, now calling himself "The Joker", kills Grissom and usurps his criminal empire. His first scheme is to spread terror in the city by creating hygiene products that can kill by fatal hilarity when used in certain combinations, laced with a deadly chemical known as "Smilex." Following the death of a News Anchor on-air, the city becomes paralyzed with fear.
Partyman
Making war on several fronts, the Joker then sets a trap at the Flugelheim Museum of Art for Vicki, with whom he has become smitten; his fellows start to slash and deface the entire legacy of Western Art, but as Bob approaches to Francis Bacon's Figure with Meat, the Joker stops him saying "I kinda like this one". The Joker then tries to disfigure our damsel in distress, at this point The Batman descends in a shower of glass via the window ceiling and saves Vicki.