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  Here Are 5 Names of Joker That Are Already Known From All Adapted Versions! First introduced through DC Comics stories in 1940, the Joker is Batman's nemesis as well as the most iconic villain in comic history. Known for his unpredictable madness, every incarnation of the Joker always has a mystery behind his identity. However, over time, several alternative comic stories and other adaptations have revealed the real name of this character who is nicknamed the Clown Prince of Crime. So apart from the main version which is still shrouded in mystery to this day, this time we will review the five original names of the Joker variants that have been revealed! Jack Napier– Batman (1989) The first variant of the Clown Prince of Crime whose character identity has been revealed is Joker from brilliant actor Jack Nicholson who made his debut in the live action Batman film directed by Tim Burton. In Michael Keaton's version of Batman, the Joker's real name is Jack Napier. The Joker i...

  Various Mysteries Batman Failed to Solve in comics In DC history, Batman is a veteran superhero with experience and a collection of countless villains. Apart from being famous as one of Gotham's vigilantes who has the largest fanbase in the real world, this character whose real name is Bruce Wayne is also dubbed the World's Greatest Detective, aka the best detective on Earth. One of the reasons is because Batman's deduction abilities are far sharper than ordinary humans. But do you know geeks, behind his mesmerizing actions there are several mysteries that once made Batman give up! The Most Mysterious Riddler Riddles In one of the comic stories of The Batman Adventures entitled 'The Last Riddler Story', Batman was once faced with a tough mystery originating from one of Gotham's smartest villains, Edward Nygma aka the Riddler. It all started when the Riddler decided to retire with one condition, namely Batman must be able to solve his final puzzle. Long story s...

  7 Villains in DC Comics Whose Identities Have Never Been Found! In superhero worlds such as the DC Universe, secret identities often play an important role in the saga of feuds between superheroes and supervillains. For example, if Batman's identity is revealed, then it will be easier for the villain Gotham to defeat Bruce Wayne, and vice versa. This can happen because secret identities are usually followed by other important information that will reveal one's past and weaknesses, and supervillains are no exception. So, specifically in this article, we will discuss seven DC villains whose identities have never been revealed. Check this out! 1. Black Racer First told in the comic New Gods #3, Black Racer is a DC death god or avatar whose main task is only one, which is to chase down the owners of Speed Force powers such as Barry Allen, Wally West, and so on. Until now the identity of the DC villain who is said to be able to outrun death has never been revealed. Even though in ...

  5 Copy of Captain America from DC Comics Universe! Since it was first told in 1941, Steve Rogers aka Captain America has been very well known as a symbol of justice and American patriotism in the Marvel Universe. His trademark that always appears with a star symbol on his chest and is also equipped with a very strong reliable shield, has made Captain America even more loved by fans around the world. Interestingly, just like other characters in DC/Marvel comics who don't escape the practice of copying each other, it turns out that DC also has five of their own versions of Captain America which are meant to attract more fans! Golden Guardian (1942) The very first Captain America clone in the DC Universe was a classic superhero called the Golden Guardian who debuted exactly thirteen months after Jack Kirby created Steve Rogers. At that time the DC creative team led by Jim Harper even added a number of elements that made him even more similar to the Marvel superhero. Starting from bo...

  Find Out the Only Orange Lantern in the DC Universe, Larfleeze! When talking about the spectrum of colors in the DC Universe, many of them represent the cosmic colors of various Lantern Corps groups, starting from Green, Red, Yellow (Sinestro), Blue, Indigo, Violet, Black, White, to Orange. Now of all the Lantern Corps, Orange Lantern which represents the emotion of greed is arguably one of the most unique in the DC Universe because it only has one member, namely Larfleeze. This is what later made Larfleeze one of the favorite characters among fans. What is its origin and power like? Let's talk about it, geeks! READ MORE ARTICLE BELOW !! Devil Fruit Is One Piece Ancient Kingdom Technology? Here the Official Synopsis of Star Wars: The Acolyte! Punisher Jon Bernthal Appears in Phase 5 of the MCU? 5 Secret Organization That Exist in Gotham! Getting to Know the Black Panther Child, Azari T'Challa! The Most Greedy Villain in the DC Universe First told in the comic Green ...

Actresses Who Have Played Wonder Woman! Created by William Moulton Marston in 1941, Wonder Woman is one of the iconic characters from DC Comics. Wonder Woman's real name is Diana Prince, who is an Amazonian princess from the island of Themyscira. He was sent to the human world to help fight evil and bring peace. As a superhero, Wonder Woman's strength is no longer in doubt. He has extraordinary physical strength. In addition, he has the Lasso of Truth which is his mainstay. So, interestingly, Geeks, there have been several actresses who have had the opportunity to play Wonder Woman. Anyone? READ MORE ARTICLE BELOW !! SUICIDE SQUAD Officially disbanded in DC Universe (DC Comics) This Child Star Joins The Marvel Ironheart (MCU) TV Series Get to Know Who is CORTANA in the TV Series HALO 5 Devil Fruits That Only Appear in TV Anime (One Piece) Some of Superman's Disappeared Powers (DC Comics) Cathy Lee Crosby Cathy Lee Crosby became the first lucky actress to get the c...

5 Rare Superman Powers in DC Universe! Superman is a classic superhero endowed with extraordinary abilities. He has many abilities such as super strength, invulnerability, X-Ray vision, flight, and many more. We have seen almost all of these abilities in comics and movies. But in fact, there are several abilities of Superman that can be called rare, because they are almost never shown. And since we've never seen this ability, it's kind of weird when Superman flaunts it. So what are the rare abilities that Superman has? Check out the following below! READ MORE ARTICLE BELOW !! This is the Disney Version of Goku's illustration House of the Dragon : What Happened to Vhagar ??? Explanation of Ending House of the Dragon Episode 10 Getting to know Eternium, 'Kryptonite' for Black Adam 8 Advanced Features in Black Panther Armor Deformed In Superman #45, which was released in 1947, we are introduced to Superman's ability, which is similar to the Skrull, namely...

5 Imitation of Batman at Marvel Universe! We cannot deny that Bruce Wayne alias Batman is one of the most popular DC comic and superhero characters in the world. The existence of the Gotham superhero who made his debut in 1939 has indirectly inspired many writers and illustrators, including perhaps Marvel comic artists, who then present similar characters with hope of being able to have the same popularity. Starting from his dark appearance, to its tragic origins, here are five Marvel characters who are very similar to Batman! Nighthawk First introduced by Marvel as part of the Super Squadron Supreme team, Kyle Richmond alias Nighthawk has a lot of similarities with Batman from DC Universe. Starting from a dark costume complete with a half -face mask and a large robe, to a weapon that is very similar to the Batarang, from the beginning Nighthawk was intended to become a Batman parody at the Marvel Universe. In fact the Supreme Squadron Team itself is based on the Justice League, whose ...

Who is the First Villain in the DC Comics Universe? As DC fans, we already know that the superhero universe is filled with all kinds of villains. Starting from villains who were born from experiments, then there are also villains who are already rich from birth, to aliens who come from outer space. But of all that, do you know which villain was the first to exist in the DC Universe? This time we will discuss it by dividing it into two, the first is based on the year it debuted, and the second is the first villain chronologically in the DC Universe. Curious, right? So, check this out! The First Villain By Year Of Debut As we know, DC Comics is an American comic company that has been around for more than eight decades. Precisely in 1937, with his popular character Superman who debuted a year later in Action Comics #1 (1938). After facing a number of common problems, Superman finally met DC's first villain named Ultra-Humanite in Action Comics #13 (1939). Other than the fact that he w...