Batman faces not one—but three Jokers. In this high-stakes mystery event, Bruce Wayne discovers that the notorious Joker may not be a single man—but three distinct identities, each embodying different eras of his chaos. Batman enlists Batgirl and Red Hood to unravel the conspiracy—piecing together clues that span eras and shatter old assumptions. As the investigation intensifies, deep wounds resurface: Jason Todd’s rage, Barbara Gordon’s trauma, and Batman's own guilt. Geoff Johns and Jason Fabok craft a psychological thriller that reinvents the Joker mythos and forces Batman to reckon with his greatest failure. The tight, 160-page trade paperback feels cinematic and claustrophobic—every panel dripping with tension, emotion, and heartbreak. This is not just a confrontation; it's a reckoning that bridges eras, explanations, and consequences. Collects Batman: Three Jokers #1–3. A landmark Black Label event and spiritual successor to The Killing Joke and A Death in the Family, this TP carries forward the emotional fallout and delivers one of the most twisted Joker revelations yet.
