DC Comics With ‘Pregnant Joker’ Who ‘Births’ A son

DC Comics has released a Tuesday issue that features a “pregnant” Joker “births” A son.

Joker creates a mud monster from the son. The Joker then transforms him into a smaller carbon copy. This is reminiscent of Austin Powers-esque Mini-Me. This storyline was added to the fourth book of the series as an additional feature. “The Joker: The Man Who Stopped Laughing.”

DC published a comic today in which the Joker is pregnant and gives rise to a mudmonster who transforms into his child-version.

…I don’t know how much longer I can do this…@ComicLoverMari @MrGabeHernandez pic.twitter.com/WUIUf4RI23

— Jester_Bell 🎥 🍿 🥳 (@TheresaCampagna) January 3, 2023

It appears that Joker was “impregnated” By a nemesis with whom he fell in love: Zatanna, the female magician. As she throws the Joker into a mud puddle, she curses him and declares that no other person could have his child. Zatanna wanted the spell to make sure he never had children. However, it accidentally caused him to have his baby. “impregnated” The Joker

The comic summary on DC’s website didn’t disclose the backup storyline:

Why did the Joker move to another city? To solve the mystery that haunted him, who is The Joker pretending to be? What do he want? Every lead he takes is dead ends, and each move he makes brings him closer to the Red Hood. What happens when the Clown Prince is confronted with Gotham’s current crime boss? It is a mystery that everyone wants to know.

This comic was created by Matthew RosenbergHis credits with DC Comics cover 72 titles.

Batman News: Comic review site characterized This latest edition is available as “probably the worst story” read by them — and not just for the Joker impregnation bit. Theresa Campagna, a critic, pointed out that the Joker is not a character who chases after women. Campagna suggested that Rosenberg may have been influenced in some way by marijuana.

“This is one of those comics you can’t really review, because there’s no real story or artistic vision to pick apart,” Campagna. “Writing aside, however, there have been a lot of these little moments or stories at DC lately that make me go, ‘How the heck did DC editorial give that a green light?’”

DC has been incorporating a social justice spin to its classic characters over recent years. These narratives have progressed despite a steep, steady cost. decline Sales



One of the “woke” Comics that failed recently “Superman: Son of Kal-El,” in which Clark Kent’s son, Jonathan, was revealed to be bisexual. This new Superman was then adopted by DC Comics. “DC Pride” anthology that gives him a makeover A rainbow Pride Flag cape

Superman Now Bisexual: Don’t Need ‘Another Straight White Savior,’ Writers Says https://t.co/i17rPwPPXI pic.twitter.com/HlXFU8wuH3

— Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) October 11, 2021

The series was quickly popularized by fans after initial interest. dropped out Top ratings in less than a month

DC Comics had previously used its comics to address social justice issues. DC was founded in 2017. released a comic as an apparent rebuke of former President Donald Trump’s announcement that he would shut down former President Obama’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy. Superman rescues illegal immigrants from a white man wearing an American flag bandana, and wielding his machine gun. The assailant was upset that the group had stolen his jobs.

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— young george costanza (@bigboybouhanna) September 13, 2017

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