The Killing Joke wasn't even that good a book. Of course the movie didn't work. Don't get the hype. Must be nerdy fanbois salivating to those pictures
I dont think anyone in my comic circle (there are lots) has anything but revulsion for Bruce Timm's killing joke. Cant say this is unpopular.
Just to be clear, Puppy is talking about Moore's work, and Momo means the animated adaptation, right?
Was the book originally supposed to be part of the main DC continuity, or is that just something that got worked in after-the-fact?
The book was originally pitched to Moore to do his own version of an origin story for The Joker as a one shot. But it was so popular and it arguably rescued the Barbara character from being cast aside even though Moore now thinks that was the worst part of it and doesn't think it was ever any good. (Bolland was the reason it was even done, Moore did it as a favor, and even Bolland didn't like the finished book.)
Which it isn't really, and I never understood how it became the definitive Joker story, there are many better Joker stories.
Legends of the Dark Knight when it was an anthology series where the issues weren't necessarily canon did a lot of really fun issues imo and rarely gets mentioned in Batman comics talk. Even the earlier stuff that's supposed to be semi-canon that's set after Year One but while Bruce is still becoming Batman is good stuff too. They later did another series like that and I think they did an e-comic series too.
There's a
Booster Gold issue where he tries to go back in time and save Barbara. That was a great series. For the second Justice League movie, Snyder should just use the JLI characters plus Batman. You need the heavy guns for Darkseid, not chumps like Cyborg or Superman.
Wait, none of these are unpopular opinions.