ICYMI: The Joker Says The Mad Hatter Is Even Worse Than Him BatSpoilers thejoker batman dccomics
\n maddest of Jokers, as well as how he relates to the rest of the Gotham bad guys, Generally, not so well. And it's the Mad Hatter who gets the worst of it, in tomorrow's issue, with the Joker visiting sick kids in hospital.\n\nJervis Tetch, The Mad Hatter, first appeared in 1948 in Batman #49, and was created by Bill Finger, Lew Sayre Schwartz and Bob Kane.
He was played by David Wayne in the 1960s Batman series, and Benedict Samuel in the TV series Gotham, while a variation of the character, Liam Crandle, was played by Amitai Marmorstein in the Batwoman TV series.\nSo is that it for the Mad Hatter? Cancelled forever? The Jimmy Savile of the DC Comics Universe? Or is the Joker potentially not the most reliable of narrators?\n\nStill maybe this is something the Joker is very sensitive to, given his own history explored in the back-up strip.
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