In the variant cover to Doomsday Clock #5, The Joker appears. On the cover, The Joker becomes the second major DC villain to be spotted in proximity to Watchmen big bad Adrian Veidt. The variant ...

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Over the weekend, Doomsday Clock artist Gray Frank took to social media to share a cover depicting Rorschach meeting The Joker for the first ... who came to the DC Universe along with Ozymandias ...

DC Comics In the latest issue, Doomsday Clock #6, The Comedian seeks answers to the same questions we are asking. The issue finds him tracking down Vedit, but The Joker knocks him out in the last ...

Rorschach seems to be having the last laugh in a brutal encounter with the Joker on a stunning new variant cover for Doomsday Clock #7. Drawn by artist Gary Frank and colored by Brad Anderson ...

In their DC Universe incarnations ... Many folks looked at this upcoming variant cover of Doomsday Clock #5 and assumed that it depicted the Joker. Now, I’m not so sure.

While Doomsday Clock has so ... more use of the DC characters. Superman is still conspicuous by his near-total absence, and even Batman does little beyond fighting Joker, Mime and Marionette.

DC's decision to kill Jason Todd's Robin (then resurrect him as a villain) is still an incredibly jarring marketing tactic, ...