The Joker #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Chapter Thirteen: Interrogation," Commissioner Gordon faces questioning by Interpol over a series of murders echoing the Joker's signature chaos. As Oracle taps into a long-dormant contact to probe the case in Santa Prisca, Barbara, Stephanie, and Cassandra find themselves ambushed by a Talon while monitoring Cressida Clarke. James Tynion IV crafts a tense, high-stakes narrative, with Guillem March's sharp art and Arif Prianto's evocative colors heightening the dread—every shadow feels deliberate, every silence loaded. The cover by Guillem March captures the moment’s chilling precision.
In the shadow of a city on edge, James Gordon faces interrogation by Interpol, accused of crimes echoing the Joker’s twisted signature. As Oracle reconnects with a past ally to probe the truth in Santa Prisca, Barbara Gordon, Stephanie Brown, and Cassandra Cain find themselves targeted in a sudden ambush by a Talon—leaving their next move dangerously uncertain.
In the shadowed halls of Blackgate, Harper Row—now Bluebird—must stay one step ahead of Punchline and her ruthless crew, all while searching for Kelly Ness, the only one who holds the key to exposing Punchline’s crimes before her trial. With Orca watching from the wings and Cullen Row’s past echoing through the prison’s corridors, trust is as fragile as the flickering lights above.
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Reprinted in The Joker #2 (2022), Punchline: The Trial of Alexis Kaye #[nn] (2022), The Joker by James Tynion IV Compendium #[nn] (2024)
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