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1. • • Grant Morrison's Joker design in Batman: R.I.P. was inspired by David Bowie and Cabaret.
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   Why did Morrison design a new look for the Joker?

   • The Joker's shifting personality gave Morrison and his collaborators plentiful opportunities to design new looks for their villain. Predating Jared Leto's frequently shirtless turn in Suicide Squad, Tony S. Daniel's art for R.I.P. portrays the Joker in a disturbingly sexual light.

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   Who is Grant Morrison?

   • Grant Morrison is one of the most acclaimed and influential Batman storytellers. He wrote some of the most notable Batman comics, such as the 1989 graphic novel 'Arkham Asylum', and had a lengthy, game-changing run on DC's monthly Batman comic in the late 2000's.

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   Who created the Joker?

   • Debuting in Batman #1, in 1940, the Joker was created by Bill Finger, Bob Kane and Jerry Robinson – who based his appearance on Conrad Veidt’s character in The Man Who Laughs (1928).

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   Should Grant Morrison's face be carved into a Mount Rushmore?

   • Grant Morrison's face deserves to be carved into a Mount Rushmore of Batman storytellers if there is one, as he looked back at the stories that introduced Batman's son and transformed Joker.

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   How has the Joker changed over the years?

   • Drawn with a purple jacket, green hair, a white face and a permanent rictus grin, the Joker went on to change subtly over the decades – getting realistic (the Gotham Central series), old (The Dark Knight Returns), abstract (Arkham Asylum), and really pointy-chinned (The Killing Joke) amongst a lot of weirder incarnations in-between.

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   Who dubbed the Joker?

   • The character voiced by Wataru Takagi in the original version was dubbed by Tony Hale in English (yep, Buster from Arrested Development) and the gorgeous design mixes DC’s clown clichés with modern Japanese design – giving us the most confused, but most interesting Joker to date.

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3. screenrant.com › dc-joker-changed-grant-morrisonHow DC's JOKER Was Redefined By Grant Morrison - Screen Rant

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   Jan 25, 2020 · With the Joker film breaking box office records, DC's greatest villain is more popular than ever -- but nothing Joaquin Phoenix or Todd Phillips did with the character is as radical as the ways Grant Morrison first re-imagined him in the pages of DC Comics.

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   Apr 16, 2024 · Grant Morrison's Joker design in Batman: R.I.P. was inspired by David Bowie and Cabaret. The storyline features the ultimate battle between Batman and the Joker. Batman doesn't die in R.I.P., but goes missing and returns — much later — in The Return of Bruce Wayne.

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   Writer Grant Morrison joins IGN for a look back at their legendary Batman saga, including the debut of Bruce Wayne's long-lost son Damian and a truly radical overhaul of the Joker.

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   But if we might return to Arkham Asylum proper: one of the other major tropes is the treatment of homosexuality. Interestingly, the writer, a Scottish creator called Grant Morrison, wished to visualize the Joker as an effeminate (if threatening) transvestite replete with French bodice and underwear.

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   Jul 24, 2018 · Inspired by Sherlock’s relationship to Moriarty, all the way back to the Biblical apocrypha of stern angels and giggling demons, Robinson set about finding the right tone for his bad guy.

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   Oct 27, 2020 · Bruce, Dick, Damian, and even The Joker come together in a book that can only be described as classically epic. Batman & Robin Must Die is the book Grant Morrison’s run had always been building up to, but it would be far from the last.

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    Sep 19, 2018 · The only Joker to win an Oscar, Heath Ledger’s look was inspired by Grant Morrison and Dave McKean’s Arkham Asylum madman – with nothing remotely fun or funny about his melting clown paint.