Deathstroke Replaces Joker as The Bat-Family's True Enemy

Caution: Spoilers ahead for Dark Crisis #2

A ton of DC Comics fans accept that Joker is the genuine foe of Batman and his partners, however DC's Dark Crisis occasion presents the defense for why Deathstroke is turning into the Bat-Family's next huge bad guy.

There's no doubt that Batman and the Bat-Family have broad history with the Joker. All things considered, Joker has reliably made it a highlight torment Batman as well as those that work with him too. Despite the fact that he isn't as a very remarkable actual danger as Deathstroke, Joker has unquestionably left scars on the Bat-Family by deadening Barbara Gordon and, surprisingly, killing Jason Todd.

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Yet, Deathstroke's relationship with the Bat-Family is more private, as found in Dark Crisis #2 by Joshua Williamson and Daniel Sampere. Since Batman and the remainder of the Justice League are assumed dead or lost without a trace, it depends on Nightwing to mobilize the leftover superheroes in face the approaching emergency. Be that as it may, Deathstroke is being directed by Pariah to challenge these youthful legends. They began by tormenting and almost killing Beast Boy. Deathstroke himself then battles Nightwing one on one. The hostility that he has displayed towards Nightwing is characteristic of the staggering resentment both of them have in view of Deathstroke's set of experiences with the Teen Titans.

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Furthermore, it's not simply Dick Grayson that Deathstroke has history with either. As of late during the Shadow War storyline, Damian Wayne and his family took on Deathstroke on the grounds that Slade was outlined for killing Ra's al Ghul. This made another individual grudge among Deathstroke and one of Batman's companions. So in spite of the fact that Deathstroke and Batman have their own set of experiences, Deathstroke is as yet composing his very own set of experiences with every individual from the Bat-Family.

This is conversely, with somebody like the Joker, who is so fixated on Batman that all that he does is comparable to that fixation. In any event, killing Jason Todd and deadening Batgirl was not tied in with causing torment and enduring upon them. Joker did those things to influence Batman rather than any other individual. So this demonstrates that in spite of the fact that Joker is as yet a danger and can wreck destruction on the Bat-Family, he isn't their actual foe on the grounds that Deathstroke has framed to a greater degree an individual resentment with every part, rather than just Batman himself.