Help me find a certain Batman comic pls

[elikal]

Man, I can't recall which it was. In it, the Joker was brought to the court, and he killed many people involved in the court in really hilarious ways, like snipping a pill into a glass of the judge or dropping a banana out of the pant sleeve.

Which comic was that pls? ^^()

[MajorHoy]

Man, I can't recall which it was. In it, the Joker was brought to the court, and he killed many people involved in the court in really hilarious ways, like snipping a pill into a glass of the judge or dropping a banana out of the pant sleeve.

Which comic was that pls? ^^()

No clue.

Any other hints, like when it originally came out, if you remember the artwork / artist for the story, if there are any other familiar characters in the story, etc.?

[newbie1969]

don't know which individual issues the story appeared in but i believe the tpb is "Dead to Rights."

.... from Batman Confidential....

[MajorHoy]

don't know which individual issues the story appeared in but i believe the tpb is "Dead to Rights."

Well, if that's the case,

The Joker has been a thorn in Batman's side since the beginning, literally. It's even been said that one cannot survive without the other, and Joker himself has even stated, "You complete me!". It's impossible to imagine one without the other as they are different sides of the same coin. Batman: Dead to Rights chronicles the outcome of their very first meeting, and it's a trade paperback that reprints the story Do You Understand These Rights?, which took place in Batman Confidential issues 22-25, and is written by Andrew Kreisburg.

(from http://www.epinions.com/review/Andre...815633028?sb=1

[Jeff Brady]

don't know which individual issues the story appeared in but i believe the tpb is "Dead to Rights."

.... from Batman Confidential....

Just for future reference, TPBs list the issue numbers it contains in the fine print indicia, usually within the first two or three pages of the book. The next time you have a similar question, you should be able to answer it yourself.

[osoito]

Just for future reference, TPBs list the issue numbers it contains in the fine print indicia, usually within the first two or three pages of the book. The next time you have a similar question, you should be able to answer it yourself.

The OP had no idea what tpb it was in. This was a different poster trying to answer the original question.

[Jeff Brady]

The OP had no idea what tpb it was in. This was a different poster trying to answer the original question.

Ah, thanks. My mistake.

(All you newbies look the same to me. Wink.)