Rocksteady changed gaming with Arkham City. The game is not just a technical marvel but also has an innovative ending.

Batman: Arkham Asylum's final boss fight may not be all that special on its own merit, but its role in Rocksteady's trilogy ...

While many would agree that Arkham City was the hardest game in the series, one Rocksteady dev has clearly deemed Batman: ...

O'Neil and the writers who came after him began focusing on Joker's insanity, and with it came the creation of the landmark Arkham Asylum. Joker was no longer scary because he was a ruthless ...

He’s credited as “Unseen Arkham Prisoner” in the cast listing, but it’s clear that he’s playing The Joker. In the scene, Barry begins talking with Riddler after he’s thrown in Arkham.

Bender had previously observed that the game Batman: Arkham Asylum, labeled the Joker as psychotic when, in Bender's opinion, the character was psychopathic. This difference might seem ...

After the jury finds Arthur guilty on all counts, and after Lee Quinzel (Gaga) breaks things off with him for rejecting the fantasy of his "Joker" persona, Arthur winds back up in Arkham Asylum ...

Harvey Dent uncovered that a “J.K. Holdings” subsidiary is behind the “Ark M fund” — Joker and Arkham — Gotham’s version of secret, unregulated prisons being run with other ...

In Joker: Folie a Deux, Arthur Fleck (a.k.a. The Joker) is to stand trial for crimes committed in the first film—killing at least five people, including one on live TV. Gotham’s district attorney, ...