Showing posts with label Batman: Three Jokers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Batman: Three Jokers. Show all posts

Sunday, September 19, 2021

McFarlane Toys celebrates Batman Day with first look at DC Multiverse: Three Jokers DC Multiverse figures

 


One of the most recent Batman stories published under DC's Black Label is getting the McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse treatment, and just in time for Batman Day 2021 - fans are getting their first look at the action figures based on "Batman: Three Jokers" - with the first reveal of course being the titular Three Jokers!

As you can see, The Clown, The Comedian, and The Criminal are very much represented well in that shot - and gives collectors something to look forward to!

And of course accompanying the villains are the heroes affected by the Clown Prince of Crime - Red Hood, Batgirl, and of course Batman!




You can be these are all coming pretty soon from McFarlane Toys, so be sure to pre-order and lookout for these at your local retailers! Happy Batman Day to all!

Wednesday, August 26, 2020

ICYMI: DC Comics unleashes "Batman: Three Jokers" trailer


One of the most anticipated DC storylines that has been in the works for the past couple of years finally sees its first of three issues released this week in comic book shops and digital download, as DC Comics unleashes Geoff Johns and Jason Fabok's "Batman: Three Jokers" - a storyline that addresses the mystery build during "Justice League: The Darkseid War" and the beginning of "DC Rebirth" - where Batman discovers the existence of not one... But THREE VERSIONS OF THE JOKER. How and why this is the case is still a mystery, but the entire three issue run under the DC Black Label imprint will focus on the deadly trio of clowns, along with the members of the Bat Family that have been severely traumatized and affected by them - Batman, Batgirl, and Red Hood.


Batman: Three Jokers first issue is now available at your local comic book shops and in DC's digital app store.

Wednesday, May 13, 2020

DC reschedules Batman: Three Jokers #1 to August


Before the corona virus pandemic threw many plans and businesses into disarray and postponement, DC Comics was finally set to release Geoff Johns and Jason Fabok’s long awaited Batman and Joker story “Batman: Three Jokers” into the world starting with the first issue solicited for a June 2020 release. Unfortunately, those plans did not hold up and now DC Comics has confirmed in their official website that the title will now be rescheduled for release this coming August instead.

 
Adding some new artwork teases to the article, the news of the Three Jokers delay is no surprise given the decision to halt distribution of titles by Diamond Comic Distributors over a month ago w/ the pandemic concerns happening worldwide. DC and other publishers are slowly returning to distribution beginning later this month, but with that comes the inevitable rescheduling of titles - Three Jokers included. It’s a story that has been teased and brewing since DC Rebirth began and revealed to readers that more that one man is walking around as the Clown Prince of Crime, and the new three issue storyline will tell what exactly this means and it will involve Batman, Batgirl, and Red Hood - three members of the Bat Family who have been greatly affected by the Joker’s presence one way or another.



Batman: Three Jokers will now be released on August 25 in comic shops worldwide.

Tuesday, March 10, 2020

Batman:Three Jokers will be a three issue miniseries that finally begins this June 2020


One of the biggest mysteries in the DC Universe will finally be answered this Summer, as DC Comics, writer Geoff Johns, and artist Jason Fabok finally shed light and reveal some details for "Batman: Three Jokers" - the upcoming DC miniseries that will be launched under the "DC Black Label" imprint. Teased since the start of "DC Rebirth" and set to answer the numerous versions and variations of the Clown Prince of Crime in DC history, the storyline will run through three 48 paged issues, and will involve Batman, Batgirl, and Red Hood as they try and decipher what is going on with one of the greatest comic book villains of all time.

Here are the three covers, as previewed along with the main story at Entertainment Weekly.





The first issue of "Batman: Three Jokers" is set for release on June 17 this year.