The reverberations of Red Hood's relentless vendetta against the Joker left one iconic hero without the closure they rightfully deserved.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Red Hood’s killing of the Joker in one DC Black Label series not only broke Batman’s sacred "no killing" rule, it also deprived Jim Gordon, Gotham’s Police Commissioner, of his own closure. While Batgirl, Batman, and Red Hood all get to confront this particular Joker for his crimes against them, Jim is deprived of the same opportunity.
Batman: Three Jokers is a twist-filled limited series that captivated readers upon publication with its unexpected revelation that there were three Jokers — rather than the previously-believed singular Joker — plaguing the streets of Gotham. The plot of this comic revolves around the three Jokers’ sinister endeavor to create a new and "better" Joker.
As the Bat-Family races against time to thwart the Joker trio, Batgirl, Batman, and Red Hood are all granted the unique opportunity to face all three Jokers, confronting the clowns for the grievous crimes committed against them — especially Red Hood, who gets to kill the Joker in Batman: Three Jokers #1 by Geoff Johns, Jason Fabok, Brad Anderson, and Rob Leigh. However, this same privilege eludes Jim Gordon.
The blame for the loss of Jim’s closure doesn’t fully fall on Red Hood. Even though Jason eliminates one of the Jokers, there are still two remaining at the beginning of this miniseries. Still Gordon is never afforded the chance to seek closure with them either.
Commission Gordon Deserves the Same Revenge as Batgirl Within the expansive tapestry of DC's comic-book universe, these moments of resolution and confrontation play a pivotal role in shaping characters and their journeys. The absence of Jim's closure leaves a significant void that DC has the opportunity to fill.
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