Batman: Arkham Asylum's final boss fight may not be all that special on its own merit, but its role in Rocksteady's trilogy ...

Rocksteady changed gaming with Arkham City. The game is not just a technical marvel but also has an innovative ending.

In the comics, Harleen Quinzel is a psychiatrist the Joker falls in love with while he's institutionalized at Arkham Asylum, and she becomes his partner in crime. The original movie, you'll recall ...

In Joker: Folie a Deux, Arthur Fleck (a.k.a. The Joker) is to stand trial for crimes committed in the first film—killing at least five people, including one on live TV. Gotham’s district attorney, ...

Bender had previously observed that the game Batman: Arkham Asylum, labeled the Joker as psychotic when, in Bender's opinion, the character was psychopathic. This difference might seem ...

Also, Bruce spends some of his last moments furiously searching for Jeremiah, who is the closest thing Gotham has to the Joker, which is pretty much all Batman gets up to in Batman: Arkham Asylum ...

The Plot In Joker: Folie a Deux ... Meanwhile, Fleck meets Harleen (Lee) Quinzel, a fellow patient in Arkham Asylum‘s music therapy group. They discover they have a lot in common, and the ...