These cartoons don’t defend free speech, they threaten it – Sunday Times – Times Online:
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I haven’t had the time nor the inclination to write about this – but this is the closest to a sane viewpoint you’re likely to read.
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You can argue that Batman was ‘testing’ the Mobius chair when asking who the Joker was, but that means he’s simultaneously smart enough to have known who Joker was all along, but IDIOTIC enough not to have known there were three of him. Try again. #Batman #ThreeJokers
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Sorry, but #ThreeJokers is a spectacular mess. The art by @JasonFabok and @bdanderson13 is incredible, but the story is absolutely nonsensical. The ending makes it ridiculous that Batman would’ve asked the Mobius chair the question that seeded the whole series to start with. Meh.
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Just finished #ThreeJokers and if the ending is true, then why the hell would Batman have even asked the question that launched the whole mini-series? This is totally illogical.
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Little Blue
I think I’m the first to comment on this blog site regarding this subject – mostly people in the UK are somewhat blase about the whole business (with the exception of the rag-media) yet commonly have a genuine sorrow for all the lives lost; somebody has to blow through the ‘pipe buried in the wall’ sooz.