What if the only person standing between the dark knight and his ruthless battle to take back the streets of Gotham was his greatest nemesis? That’s the setup for Batman: White Knight, which stars the former clown prince of crime in a quest to take down the Batman. The only difference this time? The Joker isn’t killing people with toxic laughing gas or threatening to poison Gotham’s water supply with his homebrewed poisons. Because he’s completely sane after his latest stint at Arkham Asylum, and no longer has a maniacal urge to murder.

Why so serious? Here's trailer 793 for Injustice 2, which features none other than the Clown Prince of Crime himself, the Joker. Winged freak terrorises Gotham City? Wait until they see this guy turn a whoopee cushion into a weapon, heeheehee...

By now, you’d expect the line-up to be complete in Injustice 2. You’ve got Superman’s regime on one side, Batman’s resistance on the other and Gorilla Grodd’s Society caught in the middle of the reignited civil war between heroes and villains. There’s one other face that you haven’t seen so far. A certain wild card who’ll also pop up to throw a crowbar at Brainiac’s plans for global domination.

When it comes to villains, it’s hard to top the dark knight. Generally speaking, I’d prefer to have less than capable people nursing a massive haterection for me, but Batman regularly finds himself challenged by people who can put his mental or physical prowess. Sometimes even both depending on the flavour of the week. Batman’s assorted rogues don’t exactly get …

How about a magic trick? If you happen to be a fan of Heath Ledger's Joker in The Dark Knight, you might love this Easter egg kill in Hitman's latest bonus episode.

The best ever video game version of the Joker will now be getting the best ever sixth-scale replica treatment. Just don't keep him too close to Batman.

Here are a few new previews for Justice League Action ahead of its debut this mont. And yes they are rather silly. But a good kind of silly

Did you leave the cinema thinking that Suicide Squad could have done with a lot more of Jared Leto's Joker? Well good news then!