Batman: Arkham Asylum’s Titan Joker boss fight may be ... It’s certainly better than simply tackling yet another mob of inmates and a couple of brutes like in the encounter that occurs prior ...

The Batman: Arkham series is one of the best superhero franchises in gaming, but what order should these games be played in?

and others as they infiltrate Arkham Asylum, ultimately freeing many of its most notorious inmates. Kevin Conroy once again voices Batman, while Troy Baker voices the Joker. Notably, Giancarlo ...

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the 26-year-old actor has joined the Joker sequel in an unknown role, but is thought to be playing a key supporting role as an Arkham Asylum inmate and friend ...

It will take place in the new DCU. It will focus on the inmates of Arkham Asylum, Gotham City’s home for the criminally insane. Most notably, the Dark Knight’s very long list of rogues.

Psychiatrist Dr. Eric Bender is back to explore and diagnose the mental health of Batman's psychotic Arkham Asylum inmates, including Two-Face, Riddler, Joker, Harley Quinn, Mad Hatter ...

Arkham Asylum follows Batman after Joker traps Batman in the titular asylum and sets all the inmates free to run wild all over Arkham Island. Batman must not only stop the Joker and his deadly plans.

One scene has the Arkham Asylum inmates watching the 1953 movie “The Band Wagon” — with Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) mouthing along to Fred Astaire and getting peeved when Lee Quinzel ...

Kill Arkham Asylum #3, hitting the stands on April 2nd. In this gore-galore issue, we see Harley Quinn right where she loves it — amidst the cacophony of shanked guards and unhinged inmates.

That’s the more narrative driven part where I get to know the inmates. When night falls, I sneak out of my cell and don the cowl, bringing in classic Arkham exploration as I unlock doors with my ...

Connor Storrie, the actor who plays the Arkham Asylum inmate who kills Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) at the end of “Joker: Folie à Deux,” said in an interview with TMZ that he’s not ...