@@TAGFRR - The Vigilante Joker is my favorite story overall, but the Villain Joker is my favorite boss fight. The music goes so well with the action, the dialogue... *You can't beat me, Bruce, you need me! I'm the villain of your dreams... the shadow within your shadow, the tumor lurking in your soul!*
Joker being able to survive Batman beatings is just fucking crazy and Batman able to survive joker mental attacks is also crazy these two were detine for each other
5 Best times Batman beat up an insane man who tortured a kid, paralyzed someone, tricked Superman into killing Lois Lane, blew up Metropolis, and blew up a school filled with children
@@therunn3197 It’s in the Batman: Cacophony comic. Not to mention, he also blew up a hospital, created Harley Quinn, turned Gotham citizens to zombies, skinned someone alive, and he also made it rain broken glass in Gotham
The Arkham Knight battle makes sense when you consider the context: Scarecrow injected Batman with his serum when Bruce was in control. His greatest fear? Becoming the undoing of Gotham, and since he's slowly becoming The Joker, he doesn't just see himself becoming The Joker, he is overtaken by The Joker. However, since Scarecrow got impatient at how Batman wasn't scared, he injected Batman, controlled by The Joker, with another dose, which showed Joker his fear, which is being forgotten, and Bruce's consciousness was there to make that fear a reality. In other words, Scarecrow's fear toxin weakened the consciousness which was in control, and allowed the other to take over.
I love how many references are in the scene at 6:40 it also somewhat shows the canon aspect and respect for other jokers, Heath Ledger joker's jail scene, Jack Nicholson Joker's commercial, and the gassed audience from dark knight returns is amazing yet interesting
Even the fight when Joker wanted to become Batman and poisoned the Batman for him to become the new Joker, was one of the best fights from The Batman tv series
@@Batmanfun-ie4mw was and still is my favourite Batman stand alone show, bar Batman Beyond. How was it a joke, showed elements of the Batman story that were fresh, and the animations and storylines were great
In the comic of the dark knight returns jokers dialogue when he's "paralysed" is in black just like batman's thought bubbles so it's possible that batman killed him and is just imagining the joker talking to him and killing himself so that his morals are kept pure
As soon as I saw this, I thought "the dark knight returns part 2" would definitely show up. And maybe the fight from batman beyond return of the joker.
Batman beats up Joker in Batman: Hush because there is a dead couple while the Joker is holding a gun. Joker didn’t do it and even told Batman multiple times that he didn’t do it. Even saying “I want you to break your rule, but for something I actually did.”
My favorite Batman and Joker fight is the one in Batman Endgame it was brutal as hell and awesome to see them fight one last time before they presumably died.
I love this channel it really shows how great batman really is because i know most people just think of batman as a gadget weak smart guy but after seeing this channel with batman it really shows just how much I underestimated bat man and his story
The laughter did not end abruptly because Alan Moore intended the Joker to be killed by Batman. It was a theory offered by another Batman writer, Grant Morrison. Alan Moore did not suggest that that was his intention
I always loved the original first Batman/Joker fight in Batman #1 from 1940 by Bill Finger, Jerry Robinson, & Bob Kane. With Batman & Robin going after a mad murderous killer clown killing the richest people in Gotham and leaving a permanent grin on their faces in a fight to the death. There are plenty of others but I’ve always loved this particular one just for introducing me to both characters and their mythos when I was a kid.
When Batman threw the Batarang into the Joker's eye in The Dark Knight Returns 2, the Joker was shocked, screaming "Have you lost your mind?!" For someone who's constantly trying to get Batman to break, that response suggests that maybe it wasn't a good idea to break Batman at all as it genuinely surprised him in the worst way.
I know everyone likes to 'dog' the animated series "The Batman", but the Joker's introduction fight (although brief with slight dialogue) is forever engraved in my memory! .. should've gotten an honorable mention.
No ones likes to dog *The Batman* , it's actually a very well liked show in the fandom. It just had the misfortune of airing between *Batman Beyond* and *Batman:TBATB* , who both had more of a lasting impact/legacy... But really, aside from the character designs of Joker and Riddler (the 2 main criticisms), the "Matsudaverse" is very popular.
@@randallflagg3700 I personally LOVED the series, but whenever I bring it up in geeky groups, outside of the "tragedy of clayface" storyline nobody ever has anything good to say. "The Batman" & "Beware the Batman" are both in my top 5 Batman mythos renditions (Batman Beyond, Batman TAS, & Batman Brave and the Bold, also included)
@@randallflagg3700 *that being said* I alleviate the fact that you're a fellow fan of "The Batman" series.. a rarity in my experience (wish it was more common)
@@pakanu2005 - Aw, good man ^^ I might have misunderstood what you meant by "dog" , but from what I've witnessed, people who have actually watched the show (and the very good Dracula movie) tend to really like *"The Batman"* . And indeed, Ethan Bennett was a really good original character, so him turning into the first Clayface was both unexpected and heart-breaking... Ellen Yin was also a quality character, it's too bad she stopped showing up after season 2 ended. But it's true that fewer people have watched it compared to the shows it's sandwiched between, "Batman Beyond" & "the Brave and the Bold". On the other hand, I don't know a lot of people who have both watched AND loved *Beware the Batman* , so good luck with that one ^^ I kinda enjoyed this show when I managed to get into it, and even wished we would have gotten a second season to see a full fledged Two-Face, but I wasn't crazy about it either. Honestly when I got home from school and turned the TV on, expecting Batman:TBATB to start, and this new 3D show started, I was kinda bummed out. I was a fan of Anarky in the comics, but the Mark Hamill version was very different, same for Professor Pyg, and my man Harvey Dent (one of my favorite characters) was acting kinda like a douche. Oh well...
I see his videos w every day and I love them all good job make more video's like how strong is superman vs Thor. I know you might not pick it but if you do that will be great
One of my favorite Batman cartoons, The Batman, has a good roster of Batman vs Joker fights. Such as their first encounter to the time Joker is made into a vampire and they duke it out in a blood bank
I like the titan Joker fight because it feels like the Joker was done playing his game and just wanted Batman dead. After years and years of doing the same thing, Joker was ready to move onto the next joke.
Mad love has one of the more underrated and brutal batman vs joker fights with the highlight of batman crushing jokers ego by telling him Harley got closer to killing him then he ever did is such a great and rare scene of batman using psychological warfare against the clown prince of crime when It's usually the other way around
I would LOVE to see more of some fictional characters and the lantern corp(s), and here are some suggestions, Ahsoka Tano (she has plenty of emotions), Optimus Prime, Ninja Turtles, Avatar: Last Airbender and Legend of Korra characters, Disney characters, Sonic the Hedgehog characters and Pixar Characters
I love how in the dark Knight Batman looks over at the jokers burning corpse and goes "stop laughing" which just shows joker really broke Batman's sanity or at least fractured it
For the hush one. In the comic he was getting flashbacks to what joker did to both Jason and Barbara as he was beating the joker to death and how he didn't want joker doing something to catwoman just to get too him
Also joker wasn't fighting because batman wasn't giving him the chance and he didn't want to die here because batman snapped for something the joker didn't do so the joke wasn't there for him
I don't understand how Joker actually puts up a fight against if he's a kinda normal guy while Batman is superhumanly strong and a master of martial arts. Especially in the Return of the Joker or the Dark Knight Returns
That Return of the Dark Knight fight was brutal. Civilians got shot, Batman got shanked and Joker had a batarang lodged in his eye. Joker’s voice actor really won me over in that fight I wasn’t used to the Clown Prince sounding like that lol
I wouldn't say The Joker's rationale for causing chaos and death is because he wants to be in charge of the chaos, it seems more like the old fashioned "If I have to suffer, then I will make sure everyone else feels my pain", but he is so mentally broken that he revels in it.
The final battle in the Return of the Joker Flashback Batman came close to breaking his one rule. He literally threw a knife at Joker's head intending to kill him
the interesting thing about the fight in Batman: Hush is that in the original comic, Joker doesn't fight back because he's _genuinely terrified_ for his life, not because of the whole "i want you to break your code" schtick
The problem with your explanation of why Joker doesn't fight back against Batman in Batman: Hush is that Joker says he wants Batman to kill him, but for something he ACTUALLY did. Batman was going to kill him because he thought Joker killed his childhood friend, Thomas Elliot, but he didn't. Joker, for once in his life, was innocent. So, while he DOES want Batman to kill him so he breaks his biggest rule, he wants it to happen because of someone he actually did, not because of something he was framed for.
I always took the scene from the dark knight returns that he killed the joker by breaking his neck and the joker breaking his own neck is in batman's mind to keep him from realizing what he did.
The first one you listed is wrong, Joker didn't want Batman to kill him in that moment because he literally says "I want you to kill me Batman, but for something I did."
Oh for the love of -- It was *Grant Morrison* who came up with the interpretation of Batman killing the Joker at the end of The Killing Joke. Taking the title literally. Alan Moore has always *intended it to be ambiguous.* It's right there, right in the script itself in the absolute version of the graphic novel.
One thing I know, the Batman fight of the first movie at the end was a jjoke. They stood face to face and all the Joker could do was, you wouldnt hit a man with glasses on? I expected some kind of duel there but there wasnt.
The idea of Batman killing The Joker at the end of The Killing Joke is a modern myth. In Alan Moore's script there is no mention of it. It just says they are leaning against each other laughing helplessly. I'm surprised you didn't include their first fight from Batman issue one in 1940 where The Joker knocks Batman out or the fight from Joker's Five Way Revenge in Batman 251 in 1973 where The Joker again knocks Batman out with kicks and punches but holds back from killing him.
I love that the joker and Batman's final fight in the dark knight returns was in the tunnel of Love
It's a match made in hell. And it's absolutely perfect in every single way.
The Batman Telltale Series is so massively underrated. The last fight between Bruce and the Joker is so epic and heartbreaking at the same time
Ikr
Bro I enjoyed the fight in the vigilante joker fight, i think either one of the telltale fights should be on this list
@@TAGFRR Yeah me too, but I think the villain path is the true ending
@@TAGFRR - The Vigilante Joker is my favorite story overall, but the Villain Joker is my favorite boss fight. The music goes so well with the action, the dialogue... *You can't beat me, Bruce, you need me! I'm the villain of your dreams... the shadow within your shadow, the tumor lurking in your soul!*
With that said, Batman Telltale is *not* underrated at all. It's pretty much perfectly rated.
Joker being able to survive Batman beatings is just fucking crazy and Batman able to survive joker mental attacks is also crazy these two were detine for each other
Detine💀
"There is a difference between you and me. We both looked into the abyss....and when it looked back at us...you blinked."
That's Batman to Owlman, but it really fits to the Killing Joke fight.
I love this quote
9:00 Batman being killed by his adopted son who Joker had driven insane would have been the ultimate sick joke for the clown.
The dark knight returns is just beautiful
I knew that was going to be on the list
Yes it is.
Agreed
Awesome.
Except from the nuts on Batman's and Superman's chins
5 Best times Bruce Wayne has dressed up as a Bat and beat up the Mentally Insane.
5 Best times Batman beat up an insane man who tortured a kid, paralyzed someone, tricked Superman into killing Lois Lane, blew up Metropolis, and blew up a school filled with children
@@Ishmelloo when did he blow up a school filled with children
@@therunn3197 It’s in the Batman: Cacophony comic. Not to mention, he also blew up a hospital, created Harley Quinn, turned Gotham citizens to zombies, skinned someone alive, and he also made it rain broken glass in Gotham
@@Ishmelloo Not to mention he turned batman into the joker
@@therunn3197 Exactly, it baffles me that people try to sympathize with Joker with his history
The Arkham Knight battle makes sense when you consider the context:
Scarecrow injected Batman with his serum when Bruce was in control. His greatest fear? Becoming the undoing of Gotham, and since he's slowly becoming The Joker, he doesn't just see himself becoming The Joker, he is overtaken by The Joker. However, since Scarecrow got impatient at how Batman wasn't scared, he injected Batman, controlled by The Joker, with another dose, which showed Joker his fear, which is being forgotten, and Bruce's consciousness was there to make that fear a reality.
In other words, Scarecrow's fear toxin weakened the consciousness which was in control, and allowed the other to take over.
Batman leaving the joker alive every time so he can kill thousands of people is such a wholesome gesture :) such a nice guy
I’m sure any one of the cops that Joker shoots at can claim self defense and put one in his chest or something. At least cripple him
Joker: *proceeds to escape from hell*
6:00 "How many people have I murdered by letting you live?"
"I never kept count."
Best line
"All the people ive killed *grunts and punches jokers* by letting you live?"
"I never kept count"
"I *did*."
"I know... and i love you for it"
@@quincysavala1297 "but I did"
@@coltonboley6605 "I know. And I love ya for it."
I love how many references are in the scene at 6:40 it also somewhat shows the canon aspect and respect for other jokers, Heath Ledger joker's jail scene, Jack Nicholson Joker's commercial, and the gassed audience from dark knight returns is amazing yet interesting
My personal favorite Batman Joker of all time is the one at the end of Batman Endgame, its gory, violent and poetic. I love it
I hope Batman endgame gets a movie
That one was brutal!
You talk about the return of joker all the time and it shows how much you love the scene
It’s a pretty badass Batman movie.
I believe the Joker sees something more in Batman than just being his hero nemesis
*Joker did say Batman completes him*
Joker and batman should just kiss
@@variablewave8258 it's not romantic it's platonic.
@@variablewave8258 fanart of course has it
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What about The Batman vs vampire joker fight from The Batman vs Dracula movie? That fight was amazing!
Agreed
Even the fight when Joker wanted to become Batman and poisoned the Batman for him to become the new Joker, was one of the best fights from The Batman tv series
It was kinda cringe that whole show a joke
@@Batmanfun-ie4mw was and still is my favourite Batman stand alone show, bar Batman Beyond. How was it a joke, showed elements of the Batman story that were fresh, and the animations and storylines were great
@@GNDIJ that’s so true
In the comic of the dark knight returns jokers dialogue when he's "paralysed" is in black just like batman's thought bubbles so it's possible that batman killed him and is just imagining the joker talking to him and killing himself so that his morals are kept pure
As soon as I saw this, I thought "the dark knight returns part 2" would definitely show up. And maybe the fight from batman beyond return of the joker.
Batman beats up Joker in Batman: Hush because there is a dead couple while the Joker is holding a gun. Joker didn’t do it and even told Batman multiple times that he didn’t do it. Even saying “I want you to break your rule, but for something I actually did.”
My favorite Batman and Joker fight is the one in Batman Endgame it was brutal as hell and awesome to see them fight one last time before they presumably died.
I love this channel it really shows how great batman really is because i know most people just think of batman as a gadget weak smart guy but after seeing this channel with batman it really shows just how much I underestimated bat man and his story
The laughter did not end abruptly because Alan Moore intended the Joker to be killed by Batman. It was a theory offered by another Batman writer, Grant Morrison. Alan Moore did not suggest that that was his intention
I love how he did the most violent tv shows I wish their is 5 most violent movies
I love the Batman and the Joker fight in any places and do more videos.
I always loved the original first Batman/Joker fight in
Batman #1 from 1940 by Bill Finger, Jerry Robinson, & Bob Kane. With Batman & Robin going after a mad murderous killer clown killing the richest people in Gotham and leaving a permanent grin on their faces in a fight to the death.
There are plenty of others but I’ve always loved this particular one just for introducing me to both characters and their mythos when I was a kid.
When Batman threw the Batarang into the Joker's eye in The Dark Knight Returns 2, the Joker was shocked, screaming "Have you lost your mind?!" For someone who's constantly trying to get Batman to break, that response suggests that maybe it wasn't a good idea to break Batman at all as it genuinely surprised him in the worst way.
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In TDKR book Batman actually kills Joker and the dialogue from Joker afterwards is all in Batman’s head
The Arkham Knight battle is just beatiful
I know everyone likes to 'dog' the animated series "The Batman", but the Joker's introduction fight (although brief with slight dialogue) is forever engraved in my memory!
.. should've gotten an honorable mention.
No ones likes to dog *The Batman* , it's actually a very well liked show in the fandom. It just had the misfortune of airing between *Batman Beyond* and *Batman:TBATB* , who both had more of a lasting impact/legacy...
But really, aside from the character designs of Joker and Riddler (the 2 main criticisms), the "Matsudaverse" is very popular.
@@randallflagg3700 I personally LOVED the series, but whenever I bring it up in geeky groups, outside of the "tragedy of clayface" storyline nobody ever has anything good to say.
"The Batman" & "Beware the Batman" are both in my top 5 Batman mythos renditions (Batman Beyond, Batman TAS, & Batman Brave and the Bold, also included)
@@randallflagg3700 *that being said* I alleviate the fact that you're a fellow fan of "The Batman" series.. a rarity in my experience (wish it was more common)
@@pakanu2005 - Aw, good man ^^ I might have misunderstood what you meant by "dog" , but from what I've witnessed, people who have actually watched the show (and the very good Dracula movie) tend to really like *"The Batman"* .
And indeed, Ethan Bennett was a really good original character, so him turning into the first Clayface was both unexpected and heart-breaking... Ellen Yin was also a quality character, it's too bad she stopped showing up after season 2 ended.
But it's true that fewer people have watched it compared to the shows it's sandwiched between, "Batman Beyond" & "the Brave and the Bold".
On the other hand, I don't know a lot of people who have both watched AND loved *Beware the Batman* , so good luck with that one ^^
I kinda enjoyed this show when I managed to get into it, and even wished we would have gotten a second season to see a full fledged Two-Face, but I wasn't crazy about it either.
Honestly when I got home from school and turned the TV on, expecting Batman:TBATB to start, and this new 3D show started, I was kinda bummed out.
I was a fan of Anarky in the comics, but the Mark Hamill version was very different, same for Professor Pyg, and my man Harvey Dent (one of my favorite characters) was acting kinda like a douche.
Oh well...
I love your videos. Keep up the good work
Yes these are the best fights I was worried if you didn’t have pig Batman Arkham night
The telltale versions are also some of the best. Although, I suppose one of the two is more like Joker vs Bruce Wayne.
I see his videos w every day and I love them all good job make more video's like how strong is superman vs Thor. I know you might not pick it but if you do that will be great
One of my favorite Batman cartoons, The Batman, has a good roster of Batman vs Joker fights. Such as their first encounter to the time Joker is made into a vampire and they duke it out in a blood bank
I’m so glad you put the dark night returns in this it’s my favorite Batman movie
I like the titan Joker fight because it feels like the Joker was done playing his game and just wanted Batman dead. After years and years of doing the same thing, Joker was ready to move onto the next joke.
Gonna be honest, I really enjoy your videos about implications of super powers. You should do more of those!
Hell yeah I love this channel
Mad love has one of the more underrated and brutal batman vs joker fights with the highlight of batman crushing jokers ego by telling him Harley got closer to killing him then he ever did is such a great and rare scene of batman using psychological warfare against the clown prince of crime when It's usually the other way around
I would LOVE to see more of some fictional characters and the lantern corp(s), and here are some suggestions, Ahsoka Tano (she has plenty of emotions), Optimus Prime, Ninja Turtles, Avatar: Last Airbender and Legend of Korra characters, Disney characters, Sonic the Hedgehog characters and Pixar Characters
I think the best Batman vs joker fight is the one in Gotham season 3 (I think) between Bruce and Jerome in the house of mirrors.
Awesome video keep them coming been watching you for some time
Man could I listen to these videos all day, the guitar , needle's voice and the interesting topics
I remember when I asked for this ❤❤ you are the best youtuber
In the dark knight returns part 2 it’s been suggested that Batman actually did kill Joker and the last dialogue the Joker had was in Batman’s mind
Fights from Enemy Within are amazing. And imo their should be on this list, both shows how Bruce fail as a friend of John.
I really need DC to do a live action Batman Beyond movie
That would be great
That Batman Hush one actually made me feel so bad for the Joker even through the terrible things he has done.
Good video
I personally think the killing joke would be a good game, but it would be a very short game. Yet i understand where your coming from needlemouse
i love the cute little addition of the mask in the little guy till we get out of quarentine kinda state of being
i love these videos there so good i been watching for 2 years and their still good
It's still so crazy the way joker was suppost to be a one time villan and now he's one of the most iconic villans ever
The batman who laughs is op af
Not really Darknest Knight and Alot of other Death metals stomps him
You forgot to mention that in batman hush, batman was attacking joker because he thought that joker killed Tommy Elliott
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I love how in the dark Knight Batman looks over at the jokers burning corpse and goes "stop laughing" which just shows joker really broke Batman's sanity or at least fractured it
For the hush one. In the comic he was getting flashbacks to what joker did to both Jason and Barbara as he was beating the joker to death and how he didn't want joker doing something to catwoman just to get too him
Also joker wasn't fighting because batman wasn't giving him the chance and he didn't want to die here because batman snapped for something the joker didn't do so the joke wasn't there for him
I feel like maybe Batman could and very likely should have just convinced the courts to put the joker to death.
@@SPDRM Yeah but he’s always holding back when fighting.
For the joker to actually apologize to Batman and decline his help is such a show of his character oh my god.
The fight in The Dark Knight Returns and Arkham Knight are in my opinion the best.
You should make a video on the top 5 live action jokers
Do Jerome/Jermiah count ?
@@arkhamtony3775 Jerome does i don’t really like Jeremiah but he counts to
Love your vids keep it up
Mabey 5 time most brutal fight with Spider-Man or something
The Batman Ninja fight was pretty good too.
Always like watching these videos 👏🧐
I don't understand how Joker actually puts up a fight against if he's a kinda normal guy while Batman is superhumanly strong and a master of martial arts. Especially in the Return of the Joker or the Dark Knight Returns
That Return of the Dark Knight fight was brutal. Civilians got shot, Batman got shanked and Joker had a batarang lodged in his eye. Joker’s voice actor really won me over in that fight I wasn’t used to the Clown Prince sounding like that lol
I wouldn't say The Joker's rationale for causing chaos and death is because he wants to be in charge of the chaos, it seems more like the old fashioned "If I have to suffer, then I will make sure everyone else feels my pain", but he is so mentally broken that he revels in it.
"The first Arkham asylum game..."
"The Arkham cities..."
Wait. There was more than one?
The final battle in the Return of the Joker Flashback Batman came close to breaking his one rule. He literally threw a knife at Joker's head intending to kill him
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I'm gonna say Telltale Batman vs "Hero" Joker... a good fight and heart to heart.
Can you please do the 5 worst things Superman has done in the Injustice universe please
It is kinda obvious
Can you please do a video on a
summary of the whole dcamu universe
The fact that batman hasnt killed the joker yet is impressive yet makes sense.
the interesting thing about the fight in Batman: Hush is that in the original comic, Joker doesn't fight back because he's _genuinely terrified_ for his life, not because of the whole "i want you to break your code" schtick
The problem with your explanation of why Joker doesn't fight back against Batman in Batman: Hush is that Joker says he wants Batman to kill him, but for something he ACTUALLY did. Batman was going to kill him because he thought Joker killed his childhood friend, Thomas Elliot, but he didn't. Joker, for once in his life, was innocent. So, while he DOES want Batman to kill him so he breaks his biggest rule, he wants it to happen because of someone he actually did, not because of something he was framed for.
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I always took the scene from the dark knight returns that he killed the joker by breaking his neck and the joker breaking his own neck is in batman's mind to keep him from realizing what he did.
I’d say that the best Joker fight in the Arkham games is from Arkham origins Blackgate
I have never seen nor played Batman origins so when joker was Hallucinating I thought that was scarecrows fear toxin.
Batman vs. The Joker
Good against evil in its rawest form.
I wish the final fight against Batman and joker from the endgame storyline was mentioned in this.
The first one you listed is wrong, Joker didn't want Batman to kill him in that moment because he literally says "I want you to kill me Batman, but for something I did."
Love ur vids man
Oh for the love of --
It was *Grant Morrison* who came up with the interpretation of Batman killing the Joker at the end of The Killing Joke. Taking the title literally.
Alan Moore has always *intended it to be ambiguous.*
It's right there, right in the script itself in the absolute version of the graphic novel.
You should've add the one where joker fought batman while dress as him in the batman tv show
That Arkham City one is Clayface
One thing I know, the Batman fight of the first movie at the end was a jjoke. They stood face to face and all the Joker could do was, you wouldnt hit a man with glasses on? I expected some kind of duel there but there wasnt.
He could never beat Alfred
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I think that batman vs joker fight was the best but then again that one is also good
I’m so glad you put dark knight returns part 2 in it
I really enjoyed the samurai fight in batman ninja
The idea of Batman killing The Joker at the end of The Killing Joke is a modern myth. In Alan Moore's script there is no mention of it. It just says they are leaning against each other laughing helplessly. I'm surprised you didn't include their first fight from Batman issue one in 1940 where The Joker knocks Batman out or the fight from Joker's Five Way Revenge in Batman 251 in 1973 where The Joker again knocks Batman out with kicks and punches but holds back from killing him.
Im genuinely impressed joker was even able to snap his own neck without using his hands at all