Previous Post Quote: It's trying hard to be something...but it doesn't quite land. There's a forced LGBTQ thing, totally unnecessary for the story. Punchline herself...well...I know they are making her to be as successful as Harley Quinn...but it feels like how it was in the 90s...when people were speculating on a new character to be the next big thing...and collectors gobbled up all those "first appearances" thinking it's going to appreciate in value...nowadays, people are so caught up with finding the new "key issue"...that's what fueling the hype for Punchline and driving the prices up on her early appearances...but there really is nothing much to her character. She's just a typical Generation Z "mean girl", for lack of a better description. There is nothing compelling about her story. She's just enamored with the Joker. And are we supposed to believe that people are swayed by social media personalities so easily, the way it is portrayed in this issue? Punchline is clearly guilty. No amount of social media podcast will change that. Give some credit to people recognizing B.S., when it is so obvious. Agreed. (Hmm... those text-heavy podcast episodes were boring but was the fact there were "52" an intentional little DC Easter Egg?) Some more links: https://t.co/4VeznJHyDk https://twitter.com/skiinny_witch/status/1324788204235608066 https://twitter.com/i/status/1324788204235608066 https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1315359169508245506/pu/vid/720x720/eXFuKBd7WYwnuNKP.mp4 https://www.comixology.com/Punchline-2020-1/digital-comic/901468 I miss Dad & Dan.

Episode 1 (Reservoir) - Batman: The Man Who Laughs

Episode 11 (Asylum) - Batman: Arkham Asylum

Episode 34 (The Laughing Fish) - Detective Comics #475

Episode 51 (Amusement Mile) - Batman: Killing Joke

Episode 52 (the end)...New 52? Maybe.