EDIT: All done! The comic was noteworthy!
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Have fun! I was a bit underwhelming, tbh, but still a must read - most people say it's a classic. I'm just weird.
It's a classic in the sense that it was incredibly influential and original for its time. The serious joker/batman dynamic has been overplayed a lot since then, so reading The Killing Joke feels like more of what we come to expect out of a batman story.
What if you read the Bob Kane/Bill Finger stories?
Just curious.
Yeah, the rare case in which the art is better than Alan Moore's story. I think even he had admitted that.