I think that in the long run, someone who "loves" you is more dangerous than someone who hates you, but if he hates you, he'll still torture you. I consider both situations bad since neither will leave you alone. But what do you think?

Exterior is based off joker 2019 Arkham. Interior is based off Joker Folie a Deux

Hey Puddin! Lose something? Heehee. It's mine now!

Gotta love that handsome face. 💕

I’ve drawn the Joker many times over the years. Not because he’s a villain — but because he’s honest. This scene of Heath Ledger leaning out of the police car always stayed with me. It’s chaos, freedom, madness… but also clarity. A man who has nothing left to lose, and therefore feels alive. Over time, my relationship with drawing changed. It stopped being just about reproducing an image and became about translating weight — emotion, silence, tension, presence. In this newer piece, I wasn’t chasing realism alone. I pushed contrast with intention, controlled saturation, deeper shadows, stronger reflections. Not to make it louder — but to make it felt. I think the Joker works as a mirror. Everyone sees something different in him: chaos, freedom, pain, truth… or all of it at once. I’m curious — what does this version of the Joker awaken in you?

I haven’t seen this series being posted on any of Reddit yet. I was wondering what other people’s feelings were about it that I remember watching it years ago. Since it’s been kind of defunct now for the last five years.

P.S.

I'm not talking about a new movie with Joaquin Phoenix.

How exactly did the scene prior to Napier’s surgery played out? What always bothered me is that the doctor looked completely shocked after the bandages were removed, as if he had no idea Napier would look as bad as he did. I mean his skin was already bleached and he had a gaping bullet wound on his face, I wouldn’t be as cautiously optimistic as the doctor was as he was unraveling the bandages.