LAST LAUGH SECRET FILES: "Touched"
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scans_dailyHere's three pages from an eight-page short story from JOKER: LAST LAUGH SECRET FILES.
Cameron Chase and Cliff Hansen of the DEO (and the DC series CHASE) are interviewing people who had contact with the Joker to "fill in some gaps." What could possibly go wrong? Not much, as it turns out. Story by Dan Curtis Johnson, art by J.H. Williams III, who wrote and drew the CHASE series.
http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2010/09/27/she-has-no-head-j-h-williams-iii-and-dan-curtis-johnsons-chase/
After talking to a former Arkham employee (The Joker recited poetry about how her friends turned on her.) Cameron and Cliff talk to people who had friends and family killed by the Joker. In each page, the middle panel is a flashback with the "narrator" freaking out in the caption box.
Harley Quinn pops up. Her traumatic victimization is finding out "he's just not that into you."
Cliff is traumatized himself, although it has nothing to do with the Joker.
Why, I wonder who that could be?
Most fans don't like LAST LAUGH, but it had its moments.
Cameron Chase and Cliff Hansen of the DEO (and the DC series CHASE) are interviewing people who had contact with the Joker to "fill in some gaps." What could possibly go wrong? Not much, as it turns out. Story by Dan Curtis Johnson, art by J.H. Williams III, who wrote and drew the CHASE series.
http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2010/09/27/she-has-no-head-j-h-williams-iii-and-dan-curtis-johnsons-chase/
After talking to a former Arkham employee (The Joker recited poetry about how her friends turned on her.) Cameron and Cliff talk to people who had friends and family killed by the Joker. In each page, the middle panel is a flashback with the "narrator" freaking out in the caption box.
Harley Quinn pops up. Her traumatic victimization is finding out "he's just not that into you."
Cliff is traumatized himself, although it has nothing to do with the Joker.
Why, I wonder who that could be?
Most fans don't like LAST LAUGH, but it had its moments.
