McFarlane Toys, DC Gaming Titan Joker Mega Action Figure with 22 Moving Parts, Collectible DC Arkham Asylum Game Figure with Stand Base and Unique Collectible Character Card – Ages 12+

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Part of me just wants to flip that switch. But it is Christmas Eve... and he is the Calendar Man. *wheezing laughter* and that's just too perfect to ignore. You're gonna owe me for this, Julian. And that could be... useful. A MAJOR difference is that The Batman Who Laughs didn't just murder casually; like Joker did as a twisted hobby. Oh no. He made his life's mission to kill everyone on his earth. Even worse is that he eventually gained Dr. Manhattan's powers and became a God-like being known as the Darkest Knight, killing Perpetua and intending to replace existence with his own twisted and nightmarish multiverse. It took an empowered Wonder Woman pushing him into a dying star at the end of time to finally kill him. Yes, really. Batman tried to hit me, I moved out the way but, well, what you need to understand is, I had this giant bowl on my head, and I lost my balance. It's like life really. One minute everything's bad, the next, your wife's dead and your hanging on for dear life, suspended over a tank of experimental chemicals. I'm sure he'd tried to save me, but we all know he didn't. I fell. For a second, just as I hit the surface, I thought I may just get away with this. After the events of Arkham Asylum, the Titan Formula still exists and the henchmen are encountered a total of three times, created three separate times by Penguin, Joker and Harley Quinn. In the early development, the Titan Henchman's transforming structure was with bursting metal from its skin. Later it was replaced with bone structure in the final rendering.

After his encounter with the TITAN-infused thug, Bane launched a crusade against the existence of the TITAN drug, and devoted himself to the eradication of the compound. However, Bane soon decided that it was best to use the TITAN to enhance his own strength instead. Realizing that he couldn't do it alone, Bane signaled Batman with a flare and lured him into the abandoned Krank Co. Toy Factory at Amusement Mile in the flooded section of Arkham City. There, Bane alerted Batman to the twelve TITAN containers remaining within Arkham City.Contrary to popular belief, it is both acceptable and possible for Batman to kill in a story. When that happens however, the devastating impact of that deadly act should be realized. Murder corrupts the very soul, and Bruce Wayne is smart enough to realize this, otherwise he wouldn’t have his rule against it in the first place. His own son, Jason Todd, is a testament to this truth, and that is why he has no right to wear the Bat-symbol.

In addition, Joker infected Batman with his blood as well to force the vigilante to find the cure for him. For the rest of the night Batman went through seemingly impossible odds to find a cure to save himself, his enemy and his city from certain death. Batman eventually found a way to create an antidote with the help of Mr. Freeze; the cure required a sample of Ra's al Ghul's blood. Just when hope was about to be in Batman's hands it was snatched by Harley who stole it from Freeze's safe while he was fighting Batman. On interrogating Ivy, Batman discovered that special plant spores in Killer Croc's Lair were the key to creating an antidote. Batman described the process for the synthesis of the antidote as slow, and only yielded small quantities. Although Batman had set the Batcomputer to synthesize more, the untimely growth of Ivy's Titan-enhanced plants invaded the Batcave, destroyed the computer, and left Batman with very little antidote.Batman mentioned that Joker Infection was a variant of Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease that was mutated beyond any medical record. Smilex: The Joker's signature weapon was a deadly green nerve gas that made the victims laugh uncontrollably until they died a slow, painful death with a smile on their face. Meanwhile, Joker used the isolated strain of Titan as a bargaining chip, and had his blood that was filled with the Titan Disease sent all over Gotham and injected into Batman. Titan Joker is featured in his look from the Final boss battle of the video game Batman: Arkham Asylum I know what you guys are thinking. Is it all true? Is life at Joker Enterprises everything it's rumored to be? Sadly, it is. All of it. But look on the bright side. At least you know what you're getting yourself into and I can promise you this. You'll never leave.