What would happen to Batman if Joker died?

If Joker actually killed Batman, all he be doing is ending himself in the process, and likely inspiring generations of new Batman who he would never see as his true foe.

Did Batman push Joker into the chemicals?

Batman: The Killing Joke (1988) built on the Joker’s 1951 origin story, portraying him as a failed comedian pressured into committing crime as the Red Hood to support his pregnant wife. Batman’s interference causes him to leap into a chemical vat, which disfigures him.

What is the chemical that the Joker fell into?

Axis Chemicals
Axis Chemicals was a chemical plant in Gotham City. It was where Jack Napier was submerged into a vat of toxic chemicals, and was transformed into the Joker.

Did the chemicals make the Joker crazy?

Absolutely, stark-raving, mad. Even the crazies know not to mess with him because he’s the craziest of them all. He HAS defeated the Joker in the same way he defeats all of his super villains. He stops their evil plan and he throws their ass back in Arkham.

Is Batman wrong for not killing the Joker?

If Batman wanted Joker locked up, he sure would be. But he lets him escape every time. Because he NEEDS Joker’s tests, to prove that his mission is right. So yes: Batman is being selfish and wrong not to kill the Joker.

Can Batman exist without the Joker?

No the Joker cannot live without his ‘best field’ Batman. To start, there is an important connection between the Joker and Batman. -You truly are incorruptible, aren’t you?

Who blew up Ace Chemicals?

One night an insane super-villain known as the Red Hood attempted to use several chemicals and explosives to turn the entire ACE Chemicals Plant into a giant bomb with the help of his gang, the Red Hood Gang which was made up mostly of individuals black-mailed by the Red Hood.

How did the Joker survive the acid?

The Joker was known to be “the Red Hood” first. So Batman’s chasing him and to escape, he lets go from the ledge/railing and falls to one of ACE Chemicals’ cauldron. The acid bleached his skin and colored his hair green. In that part of the movie, if you are referring to the Suicide Squad scene, Dr.

Is Batman related to the Joker?

In the comics, Joker and Batman are not brothers in any continuity. The affair between Thomas Wayne and Arthur’s mother, is implied to be a delusion although it could be true. It’s left ambiguous so we’ll never know.

Why does the Joker hate Batman?

The Joker sees Batman as a purpose for him, Batman is the reason why the Joker does what he does. It is all a game to him, and without the Batman then there is no game to be played. The Joker most certainly loves Batman, he knows that without each other, each of them is nothing. The Joker doesn’t hate Batman.

Can the origin of the Joker be used on other characters?

The Origin of the Jokergoes back to the unspecified chemical waste, but states that it’s only a possible origin. To answer your other question, yes, the same process can be used on other characters. For example, Harley Quinn.

What are the components of Batman’s acid?

Batman: I know its components by heart. The whole list. Eleven percent sodium hydroxide. Thirty-four percent sulfuric acid. Five percent chromium solution. Zinc sulfide, doped with copper, which gives it its green glow. Batman also states that he is unable to find anything else in the mixture.

What is the Acid Bath in Legends of the Dark Knight?

Unspecified acid Legends of the Dark Knight#50 changes it to “an acid bath at the chemical refinery.” Unspecified chemicals used for antiseptic drugs Batman: Confidential#9 further changes his origin by having the Joker doused in chemicals used for antiseptic drugs. Examples of which can be seen here.

What is the origin of the Killing Joke?

Unspecified chemical waste from a playing card factory This origin is shown in Detective Comics#168, Batman and Robin: The Man Behind the Red Hood?and The Untold Legends of Batman, as well as the Who’s Who in DC Universecharacter guide. Alan Moore, the writer of The Killing Joke, stated that he specifically set out not to contradict that origin.