Joker is the definitive bat-villain. An unpredictable and terrifying enigma, the Clown Prince of Crime is able to be portrayed in various ways. I liked painting the greenish-white skin, the hair, and the red-rimmed eyes.
This version- my favourite of these sculpts- is the Jim Lee portrayal seen in
Hush (2003). I don't know if my miniature is warped, but I like the crazy tilt. I do wish there was a 'bang' flag for his revolver.
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| Joker |
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| Hush- Batman #613 (2003) |
In the Scott Snyder run (2011-2016), Joker had cut off his face and this mask became a horrific totem. This Joker really emphasised the terrifying aspects of his personality, wearing his skin as a mask and dressed as a mechanic- Mr Joe.
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| Mr Joe |
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| Batman #13 (2012) |
This last Joker is more physical, jacked up on Venom.
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| Venom Joker |
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| Batman: The Dark Knight #3 (2011) |
I painted these thugs in a matching palette, and was surprised at how easy it was to apply clown makeup.
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| Joker's Gang |
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| Joker's Gang- handguns |
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| Joker's Gang- melee |
Bat-tally: 186/ 215 (86%)
Most excellent work Sir!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ray!
Delete'A Bang flag from his revolver' just made me smile, yest it absolutely begs for that :-)
ReplyDeleteIn my younger days I'd have converted one, but now I'm lazy.
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