Questionable Questing

Here though Canon still sort of plays out in that Jason becomes increasingly violent and after he accidentally goes to far and kills someone, he splits from Batman and becomes a little less murderous version of RedHood that still occasionally works with the Bat family. But still there is a lot of bad blood between them especially after Tim quickly becomes the new Robin.

What I see when you say that is Omiman at Bruce's suggestion because Bruce is smart have purposely told Joker to pick hosts who are low chaos. The old clown prince of crime still dangerous but not a city destroying psycopath mega evil joker. Managable Joker problem

Artimis and Redhood should have fucking gotten together. They were great together. And you need Bizzaro. You read Redhood and the Outlaws? Essential modern Redhood reading material with him forming a band of three friends with him as the third friend

So far there's been three different Jokers. the first one was the classic Jack Nicholson one, former hit-man who wants revenge against his bosses after they killed him and eventually to take over the criminal underworld. Second one and the most dangerous was the Heath Ledger version, PTSD ridden soldier comes back home and has a mental break and wants to bring the anarchy and war that he experienced.

Are we giving Joker chaos demon powers here? Part of making Batman a Chi master to fit with a connected superhero world with a focus on the Justice League.

Current Joker is the classic failed comedian with dead wife and daughter, who will either slap batman with a fish while yelling puns about harbors, or he's planning a gang war with smuggled bazooka's. So half the time he's harmless and after the last one, everyone kind of agree's its best to stick with what they know.

I like this conception of Joker.
Harly Quinn then there were three Harly's?

And with Joker, his gimmick or power would be toon logic to a certain extent. Stuff like being able to pull an outrageously large gun from a small pocket, or falling down a ten story building and miraculously landing on the back of truck that's delivering mattresses cushioning the fall. Outrageous stuff that on the surface looks completely plausible, but really isn't.

And three Harly's would be fun too. Could explore the evolution of her character. The first one being her classic look with the classic backstory of a horrible broken and insecure girl stuck in this relationship with a monster, getting hurt by him, leaving, and then crawling back. With this version, after the first Joker dies she retires and is now a normal civilian that leads a center for runaway woman.

The second one will be the batshit Yandere variety, that indiscriminately kills just as much as her boyfriend and is very territorial and cruel against anyone that cross their path. This version will die in a blaze of glory. While the last one will be a heroic version of Harley that's finally broken the curse and abandoned her former Boyfriend and is currently working with the Bats.

So third Harly is happy wife Harly who is part of the deal to keep the current third Joker alive to avoid rolling on a random fourth Joker?
And how does Nolan start the incest seduction with his daughers and adopted daughters.

Ah, so third Harly is part of the Joker entity but has gone her own way.

You watch Harly Quinn Show? they have Joker be a step dad and its great. Want a clip?

I've seen it and tragically it's all Bruce really wants at this point, for the whole Joker business to be over and for these people it possess to be able to live normal lives. its why seeing Harely snap out of it makes him so happy and in a heartbreaking way, really intensify his need to see Joker redeemed since he's just tired of having to kill the Joker's.

Have comedian Joker with a new wife and kids who are part of the Joker entity and are also playing the protected role of being the last Jokers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5tpMtqBRA8 3:53. Her character has so much potential to tap into

I'll think about it, I think seeing a villain Joker that hasn't changed even after decades of history at this point is a pretty interesting plot point. Even if I really have no clue how to tie it in with thematically with Nolan and his crew.

Maybe its symbolic thing of how even as the world is changing, politically, scientifically, and even socially with Viltrums reveal, and Batman is still stuck pretending every things the same.

Side worldbuilding detail.
Now, the incest and Nolan battling let's say three Flaxen demigods and crushing them as symbolic of Viltrumite rejection of the divine as he destroys the world's temple while he ravages their civilization and returns home to a shell shaken Mark and the League worried about how violent and vicous Mark acted in the moment when things went south.

And Nolan comes back confused and then super pissed as to why the League would be judging his son in a life or death situation.