this was the first cassette tape i ever owned as a kid growing up. honestly, i can’t stand it now, but it was good at the time. i probably listened to this record a thousand times (literally).

but close. more action. it’s a good read.

umm.. i don’t want to spoil anything, but there are new characters in this story that should NOT have been introduced. the ending is not only out of character for both parties involved, but also out of character for the versions of these characters that this particular story attempted to build. not all bad, though. it’s a short read, and offers an interesting insight to the origin of the joker and why he is so damned maniacal. plus, he tortures someone in a sweet way (not batman). worth reading, but you probably won’t be floored.

honestly, it mirrors the movie perfectly. not too much was changed. i really like the rhetoric. it’s a little tough to follow first, but you get the hang of it after awhile.

wait for the movie. it’s in production.

BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING!!

if you like modern batman, this book is why.

THIS MOVIE IS FAMOUS BECAUSE IT IS SOOOO BAAAD. Watch “Ed Wood” to get a better understanding of the director of this film.

if you live in a fair-sized city, i highly suggest going to see this movie in a theater. i live in indianapolis, and a couple of smaller 1-2 screen theaters show it every saturday at midnight. it’s a blast!

first movie i remember watching on video at home with my dad. loved it ever since.