James Watkins' upcoming DCU movie may not only offer a fresh take on a Batman villain, but also resemble a huge DC box office ...

Joaquin Phoenix takes a nasty fall on the concrete as he filmed a dramatic scene (clearly it was scripted) while running after actor Brett Cullen, who will play Thomas Wayne for the upcoming movie ...

The Chinese fighter also drew attention to herself before she had even stepped inside the Octagon when she lived up to her nickname of ‘The Joker ... to the UFC 312 face offs prepared which ...

face paint and even costumes for screenings of the much-awaited origin story of Batman's archenemy, which opens Oct. 4. The "Joker" policy is spelled out at the bottom of the page for advance ...

UFC fans are no strangers to throwing shade, and this time, it’s all about Wang Cong’s Joker makeover at the UFC Macau face-off. Ahead of the event, social media was buzzing with fans calling ...

3 interchangeable Joker faces, pistol, joke book and a collectible art card Diorama set features Live with Murray Franklin backdrop and floor, host desk, 2 chairs, mug, microphone and plant Also ...

This inmate not only erases the last of Arthur but also proceeds to carve a smile into his face, implying that he will take over the Joker identity and is that universe's true version of the ...

Arthur briefly escapes with the help of two Joker devotees, but he’s soon captured by police and brought back to Arkham Asylum. Also, it appears that Harvey’s face was injured in the courtroom ...

We see a young Harvey Dent." Are you disappointed that Joker: Folie À Deux misses the chance to put a new spin on Two-Face? Joker: Folie À Deux finds Arthur Fleck institutionalized at Arkham ...

In the comics, Dent gets acid splashed on his face in court, turning him into Two-Face. In Joker: Folie a Deux, Dent gets caught in an explosion that rocks the courtroom. And yes, you can see a ...

It’s the new stuff that even made this project interesting in the first place that falls completely flat on its face. Joker: Folie à Deux isn’t a case of, “Just because you can, doesn’t ...