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The Joker Corrupting Batman

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There is no method or path to the jokers destruction. the joker does bad stuff just because. the joker sees every thing as a cruel joke. he doesn 't have anyone close to him so he has no weakness. he does what ever amuses him.

One minute he will be handing out hundreds of balloons and the next minute he will have mass murder on his mind, he is that much random, one of the many reasons why other villains are actually scared of him, they don’t know when their alliance with the Joker will end up being their death warrant.

Joker is the earliest foe of the Batman, and they are presented as day and the night of the Gotham city. Joker is hell bent on corrupting Batman’s morality, Joker will push Batman to no end just so he take away his faith

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