Panels from Harley Quinn #25 (December 2002), script by Karl Kesel, pencils by Craig Rousseau, inks by Dan Davis, colors by Guy Major, letters by Ken Lopez
No wonder he laughed so hard at the end of The Killing Joke.
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Batman Tells a Joke
Panels from Harley Quinn #25 (December 2002), script by Karl Kesel, pencils by Craig Rousseau, inks by Dan Davis, colors by Guy Major, letters by Ken Lopez
No wonder he laughed so hard at the end of The Killing Joke.
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I have to agree with Harley on this one.
Indeed. Clearly Harley understands the paramount comic rule of timing better than Mr. Wayne does.
"Good joke. Everyone laughs."
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