Batman: White Knight stopped with a fist, i.e. Batman's methods. This led him to turn the Joker into a politician, using the character's intelligence and charisma to win the people of Gotham over. DC Comics had no problems with the ideas that Murphy had for the series such as changing the timeline in Batman's history. However, the adult content like nudity and profanity that Murphy had intended to include were not permitted. Murphy revealed that the Joker in "White Knight" has the real name Jack Napier, a callback to Tim Burton's 1989 "Batman" film where the Joker played by Jack Nicholson also shares
Joker in other media Scarecrow. The show is an adaptation of the "Batman" property, drawing inspiration from the 1966 television series, Tim Burton's series of "Batman" films, and the 1992 animated series, among others. The Joker appears as a recurring villain in the 1968–1969 Filmation series "The Adventures of Batman", voiced by Larry Storch. He also appears in five episodes of Filmation's 1977 series "The New Adventures of Batman", voiced by Lennie Weinrib. Storch reprises his role as the Joker in two crossover episodes of the 1972 series "The New Scooby-Doo Movies", in which he teams up with the Penguin and runs afoul of