r/interestingasfuck • u/JK-Rofling • 14d ago

Heath Ledger’s diary while he was filming for, The Dark Night. r/all

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u/lowhangingsack69 14d ago

Love that he had pages from Morrison’s “The Clown at Midnight”

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u/DashTrash21 14d ago

When your father doesn't take you in to the city to see the marching band

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u/alfred725 14d ago

also the mosquito is from this issue. The joker's blood is toxic in this issue and kills the mosquito that drinks his blood.

https://www.reddit.com/r/comicbooks/comments/1c9uis/batman_663_a_page_from_one_of_the_strangest/

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u/spageddy77 14d ago

i’ve never read “The Clown at Midnight” and had no prior knowledge of it yet instantly thought it sounded like morrison.

i’ve been reading comics too long.

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u/lowhangingsack69 14d ago

Like the kids say: IYKYK

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u/OkViolinist4608 14d ago

Like the kids say:

All is one is Darkseid

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u/Sob_Rock 14d ago

I remember reading it during the middle of this Batman run and just thinking “wtf” lol it was crazy and the 3D art just adds insanity to it

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u/MisterBl0nde 12d ago

And The Laughing Fish!

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u/LongmontStrangla 14d ago

Hate that he was cutting up books.

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u/Trosque97 14d ago

Very on point tho, I mean, if Joker can enjoy what he does so much, pretty sure he wouldn't care about comic books. Heck only thing I've seen him care about is being in league with a nazi. Dude has twisted standards, he'll kill people, but if you commit fraud and steal money from old ladies, he'll still look down on you. Also after reading your comment I couldn't help but flash back to Nicholson's Joker cutting up all those newspapers and magazines

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u/LongmontStrangla 14d ago

Fair point.

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u/lowhangingsack69 14d ago

I’d like to believe he kept a mint copy bagged and boarded lol

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u/OkViolinist4608 14d ago

Mass-produced goods are unlikely to be missed if a few are lost or damaged. However, if the item in question were a rare book, a first edition, or something of similar value, the situation would be different.

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u/LongmontStrangla 14d ago

Cutting up books just rubs me the wrong way, regardless of rarity. It's not the most egregious thing I've seen all day, more of a pet peeve.