Batman: The Killing Joke Deluxe (New Edition): The Killing Joke Deluxe: DC Black Label Edition

What can I say that hasn't been said. Just read it l, it's the best graphic novel out there (For me at least). Love it! Just know it does get dark.

If you enjoy the adult graphic novels and the Batman is your go to then you can't go much wrong, just enjoy the art work, the story and you can't go much wrong

One of the most iconic Batman stories ever, the perfect fusion of Moore's sardonic prose and brutality storytelling combined with Holland's meticulous light and shadow art. Conceived as a graphic novel it entered canon by virtue of its searing story and gave birth to the new incarnation of Barbara Gordon as Oracle. Leaning into the 'failed comedian' Joker origin and playing on the 'One Bad Day' trope turning a regular Joe into a supervillain, the shocks of this epic Joker tale are in his actions and Batman's reactions. This Deluxe Edition features Bolland's own colouring of his original artwork, a bonus Bolland-penned story with many artwork and cover features. Highly recommended for revisiting an epic story and a must for Holland fans.

The book is a classic Batman story that explores Batman and Joker relationship in just a few short pages. It is well worth the read and the only negative thing I could say about this comicbook is that it doesn't feature it's original vibrant art style that it released with. Still better than the movie though.

An excellent read, I bought this novel blimey years ago I reckon zaap and it was a blamo a good schlap a good read then whamo I bought it for my crrrank nephew who is a total bat caapow man fan i on the other hand am a loyal studge of the hehe he hahaha hoho of the keeerrrrpooow daaah ouch the jok splat er 😀

if is one of the most famous batman graphic novel... there must be a reason. just buy it.

An excellent story with some of the best art in comics. Recoloured by the artist, with some retouching, this looks much better than the original edition. It has since been disowned by it’s author as sexist; I would characterize it more finely as being a tale about men which doesn’t leave space for the tales of the women.

Love it!