HA HA HA! It's The Joker's 80th Anniversary!
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MajorHoy- Posts : 2748
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Re: HA HA HA! It's The Joker's 80th Anniversary!
MajorHoy wrote:The Joker returns in Batman #2 (Summer 1940) in a story involving Selina Kyle (referred to as both "The Cat" and "The Cat-woman").
Again, thanks for posting all of these things, they are really fun!
Mike
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Re: HA HA HA! It's The Joker's 80th Anniversary!
No problem.Mbast1 wrote:Again, thanks for posting all of these things, they are really fun!MajorHoy wrote:The Joker returns in Batman #2 (Summer 1940) in a story involving Selina Kyle (referred to as both "The Cat" and "The Cat-woman").
Mike
By the way, in a separate thread ("Original Batwoman (Kathy Kane)"), it was mentioned that while both the Golden Age and the more "Modern Age" versions of Batman and Catwoman each got separate entries in DC's original Who's Who series, there was no separate entry for the Golden Age version of The Joker.
tony ingram wrote:I know, I always thought that was a bit unfair myself! Earth Two Joker was easily as significant as Alexi Luthor, if not more so, but Luthor got an entry!MajorHoy wrote:I don't really think there was much to make a separate entry for an Earth-2 version. Was Earth-2 Batwoman in more stories than those two issues of The Brave and the Bold prior to 1985 / Crisis on Infinite Earths? (I always assumed the 1950-1960s stories were considered to be more "Silver Age"/Earth-1 and not "Golden Age"/Earth-2.)tony ingram wrote:Was there only an entry for the Earth One Kathy in Who's Who?
And for the record, Catwoman had separate Earth-1 and Earth-2 entries, but then again, the Earth-2 version had married Bruce (and later died) while the Earth-1 version hadn't. But The Joker, who premiered in that same issue as "The Cat", and arguably had a helluva lot more Golden Age stories, didn't get separate Earth-2 and Earth-1 entries. (Neither did The Penguin.)
As I see it, it is what it is (or was).MajorHoy wrote:There were more differences between the Earth-2 and Earth-1 versions of Luthor, like the fact that Earth-1 Luthor was bald and blamed Superboy/Superman for his hair loss, while Earth-2 Luthor still had hair. Hell, even Mr. Mxyztplk / Mr. Mxyzptlk had different spellings and different costumes, so they at least got a split entry.
Joker has now been around for 80 years (45 at the time of CoIE), and I know we got The Three Jokers recently, but back in 1985, what were the differences between Earth-2 and Earth-1 Jokers (besides one being older)?
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