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The Killing Joke was published in 1988 as a one-shot in which the Joker sets out to prove that one bad day is all it takes to break anyone. Bolland finishes his own art and the control is the point: the Joker is terrifying because the drawing never flinches. The recolouring is genuinely different from the 1988 version — flatter, colder, with the flashbacks in near-monochrome — and it is the reason this edition exists. It remains the most cited Joker story ever published.
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Edition details

Publisher

Publisher
DC Comics
Pages
96

Creative team

Characters
Batman, Joker
Writer
Alan Moore
Artist
Brian Bolland

Edition

Language
English
Format
Oversized hardcover
ISBN
9781401294052

Description

Background. The Killing Joke was published in 1988 as a one-shot in which the Joker sets out to prove that one bad day is all it takes to break anyone.

What’s inside. Collects Batman: The Killing Joke complete, in the deluxe edition recoloured by Brian Bolland to his original intent, plus the short story An Innocent Guy.

Why it’s worth it. Bolland finishes his own art and the control is the point: the Joker is terrifying because the drawing never flinches. The recolouring is genuinely different from the 1988 version — flatter, colder, with the flashbacks in near-monochrome — and it is the reason this edition exists. It remains the most cited Joker story ever published.

Edition details. Deluxe hardcover. US edition published by DC Comics. ISBN 9781401294052.

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Is this the original US edition?

Yes. This is the original USA DC Comics edition in English (VO), oversized hardcover, sold new and sealed. ISBN 9781401294052. 96 pages.

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Pickup point or locker delivery (InPost / Mondial Relay) is free with no minimum order to France, Spain, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Belgium, the Netherlands, Poland, Luxembourg and Austria. Tracked home delivery costs €14.90 and is free from €250 of products. Every order ships in custom protective packaging designed for oversized omnibus editions.

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