The Further Adventures of Joker

by F. Paul Wilson, Mark L. Van Name, Martin H. Greenberg

Book Overview

Twenty new tales of Batman's arch enemy and clown prince of crime, the joker. His madness is legendary, his evil without limit, his popularity equal to that of his famous adversary. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553285319
• ISBN13: 9780553285314
• Release Date: January 1990
• Publisher: Bantam
• Length: 462 Pages
• Weight: 0.56 lbs.

Customer Reviews

This is an amazing book…owned when first printed in 1990 and been looking for it again ever since tr

Joker is the BEST villain in the DC comics hands down….these are just a few of his exploits

Classic Joker

The Joker is, and has always been, my favorite fictional character of all time. If you are a fan of the Killing Joke, and are a fan of the dark, psychotic portrayal of the Joker, then this book will definitely please you. I first read the book when I was in fourth grade. The story "On a Beautiful Summers day, he was" disturbed me then and still does now. It was the one story from this book that has stuck with me for all the years since I first read it (about 11 years ago). Check this book out; it's a real treat for Batman fans.

Wonderful Joker stories

This book consists of several short stories, each written by a different author, and all of them about the Joker. The stories are too short for me to tell you much about them, and besides, part of what makes this book great is the different angles taken on the Joker. Each story focus on the Joker, but each shows a different part of the whole Joker.I would recomend this to any Batman fan, any comic fan, or anyone looking for good short stories.

A Damn Good Book

To me, this book defines The Joker; A mean-spirited, incredibly intelligent, completely psychotic mass murderer with a way beyond warped sense of humor. I first read this book in High School. Once I picked it up, it was so amazing/disturbing I couldn't put it down until I'd read the whole thing. I wrote a paper on it that got me into AP English. Now 10+ years later, it was so good I'm searching for it again. This book is a KEEPER. Be careful who you loan it to, they might think so too.

Terrifying.

"Bone" by Will Murray is worth the price of the book alone. "Oh, I'm collecting kitties and puttin' 'em in bags," sings our emerald-topped antagonist. What he does with them is, well, horrific. Throw in F. Paul Wilson's "Definitive Therapy," a chilling look at The Joker through a psychiatrist's eyes, and Robert Sheckley's "Joker's War," with The Joker somehow caught up in the second World War, and you've got a must-read for fans of this mythos. The rest of the stories are hit and miss, but you won't care. This collection of stories will keep you up late.

Awesome, many good stories!!

I read this book a long time ago. I love the character of the Joker, and this book gave a lot of insight into his character. While I can find some of the stories in other books, many of the best ones can be found no where else. The stories are sad, romantic (yes, even the Joker can get teary-eyed), scary, and ironic. I would definitely recommend this to anyone!!