Hannibal Vs The Joker

The Joker is obviously the better villain of the two. Let us look back and one of his most memorable scenes in darknight. http://www.youtube.com...Here is some other scenes that show how sadistic he ishttp://www.youtube.com...You can review the videos in the top of the page. This is just in the darknight as well, no even considering the comics or old Tv series. What makes the joker so great at what he does, is how deranged he is. This all stems from his background. Just from his debut in the comics, he was portrayed as a remorse serial killer with no heart. They started it this way so they could unveil how sadistic he really was. He would always laugh and had a warped sense of humor and showed now compassion for anyone or anything. He was a legitimate psychopath that tested batman throughout all of the series, comics, and shows. The early days" The Joker has undergone many revisions during his seven decades of publication. The generally accepted, consistent view of the character is that disguised as the criminal Red Hood, he was pursued by Batman and fell into a vat of chemicals. The chemicals bleached his skin, colored his hair green and his lips red, and drove him insane. The Joker's reason for wearing the Red Hood costume and who he was before his chemical bath have changed with time.[1] Transformation is as followsBatman chases him and he falls into chemicals It dies his hair green , his lip reds, and gives him a smile forever He turns crazy and seeks to kill batman forever This was lead up too by his wife and child dying and then him falling into the chemicals and making him go crazy. He hated batman after this and did everything he could to kill him. All throughout batman the joker is regarded as batmans greatest enemy and the pair represent a sort of yin and yang partnership. Good vs evil is portrayed all throughout the main story. Some believe he is not just insane but choosing to act on his insanity. Which would make him even more evil. He is often thought to have no idea of the effect of his actions but one episodes shows differently" In A Serious House on Serious Earth, the Joker is described as capable of processing outside sensory information only by adapting to it. This enables him to create a new personality every day (depending on what would benefit him) and explains why, at different times, he is a mischievous clown or a psychopathic killer.The Killing Joke (in which the Joker is the unreliable narrator) explains the roots of his insanity as "one bad day": losing his wife and unborn child and being disfigured by chemicals. He tries (and fails) to prove that anyone can become like him after one bad day by torturing Commissioner Gordon, physically and psychologically. Batman offers to rehabilitate his foe; the Joker apologetically declines, believing it too late for him to be saved.[3] Other interpretations show him fully aware of how his actions affect others; his insanity is merely an act[2] " ConclusionBecause of the joker being the evil side of batman, and his inability to be aware of pain or possibly his ability to be aware and not care. This makes him a much better villain than Hannibal. He is a remorseless killer who went crazy in his pursuit to kill batman. In addition to this heath ledger died trying to get into the mind of this character. " On Thursday a short clip was released showing Heath's diary where he worked through traits and qualities he wanted the Joker to have.Part of a German documentary called Too Young To Die, Kim reveals his son’s preparation for the role.The clip starts with the older Australian man opening the red and blue bound book and showing the scribbled notes, drawings, photographs of clowns and bits of comic books.'This is the diary,' Kim says in the clip posted to Reddit Thursday evening.Sitting next too the star's Best Supporting Actor Oscar - which he won posthumously for the role - the diary shows that Heath took a lot of inspiration from Malcolm McDowell's character in a Clockwork Orange and even from hyenas. 'He pretty well locked himself up in a hotel room for weeks." [4] This role was so sadistic that heath ledger ended up oding because he was loosing sleep trying to get into the head of this evil character. The joker is one of the best villains of all times and definitely better than Hannibal. [1] http://www.npr.org...[2] http://en.wikipedia.org...(comics)[3] http://comicsalliance.com...[4] http://www.dailymail.co.uk...