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Absolute Batman's Joker Has An Even Wilder Backstory Than We Thought
The latest, now-concluded arc of Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta's "Absolute Batman" is called "The Straw Man," after its central villain Jonathan Crane/The Scarecrow.
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The latest, now-concluded arc of Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta's "Absolute Batman" is called "The Straw Man," after its central villain Jonathan Crane/The Scarecrow. But Scarecrow's ticket got punched one issue early, back in #24 when Batman left him tied to a wooden post like his namesake. It was the most satisfying beat down in "Absolute Batman" since Bruce defeated Bane back in #14, but it's only a small win before the storm.
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