[Western Crossover] When the Joker Thinks, Batman Laughs

Joker Tim x Arkham Jason, but Tim isn't the Joker's bottom.

What does it mean to have the worst possible start? Tim has a few things to say about that.

Not only has he lost his memory, he's also been dragged into starring in Shakespeare by a sickly guy. And this is a world where the Superhuman Registration Act was passed and then repealed.

- What, you want to know why anyone would pass such a pointless act?

- Because the Justice League is gone, and so are the Avengers~

- What took their place?

- The Super Seven.

Mutants, Black Adam, God Emperor Doom, and other factions take advantage of the chaos to found their own nations, while the ocean is constantly trying to swallow the land.

The whole world is a complete mess, and the universe wants a piece of the action, too.

“Dear Host, don't worry. You're this world's savior!” The System arrives to spread some warmth.

Tim: Fine. How do I save it?

System: Simple. Become the Joker and save the world!

Tim: ???

Warning: Out of character! Everyone's been turned into a different version of themselves!

This is an ensemble story.

Volume 1's main supporting characters: Dick, Barbara, Renee Montoya, Spider-Man

Volume 2's main supporting characters: Conner, Spider-Man, Luthor, Professor X, Iron Man, Captain America, Arsenal, Deadshot

Volume 3's main supporting characters: The Winchester brothers, Homelander, Deathstroke, Conner, Constantine, Captain America, Arsenal, the Flash, Green Arrow, Superman, Wonder Woman, the Blue Lantern, Hal Jordan, Kyle Rayner

Volume 4's main supporting characters: Bruce Wayne, Alfred, Deathstroke, Constantine, Conner, Dick, Barbara

This list doesn't include the two protagonists, the villains, or characters who appear briefly.

I promise everyone gets a happy ending. That will not change!

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[Western Crossover] Superhero Confessional

“Welcome to the Superhero Confessional. We don't sell indulgences here, but we do offer painkillers and emotional Band-Aids. This is a fully automated, unmanned confessional. Your secrets are absolutely safe with us. Please, make yourself at home.”

Clark blinks at the wooden door, then glances at the sign on its brass plaque. His guilty hands are itching to go inside...

“So what's in the confessional?”

“I saw your Batarang stuck on the kneeler... Oh, Rao °△°!!”

Clark realizes he's been tricked into talking.

“Kal-El! How many times have I told you? Don't rush into supernatural situations!”

Batman points at Clark's nose and growls in exasperation, only turning to leave after the Kryptonian promises again and again to be careful.

But just before they part ways, Batman casually asks, “By the way, Superman, what did you confess?”

“I used my heat vision to secretly iron your cape last time, but I burned a hole in the butt of your suit... Oh!”

“Clark! Kent! Watch your mouth and your hands!”

But there's only one Clark, so before long, other superheroes tentatively start stepping into the confessional.

What exactly do they confess?

One line sums it up perfectly: Superheroes are people too. The only difference is that when they die of embarrassment, they come with Dolby Atmos and IMAX visuals.

Theme: When absurdity reigns, love is what saves us. - The Notebooks of Albert Camus