I was always a Batman fan (despite the tights) and the Joker was my favorite villain in the Batverse. When I learned that MArty Greenberg put together The Further Adventures of Batman without telling me, I got in his face. He said he never dreamed I read comics, and would I care to write one for The Further Adventures of the Joker. (That offer saved his life.)

NB: In my usual fashion, I decided to go against the grain and leave Batman out of the story - the word "Batman" would never appear. Of course this prevented it from ever being reprinted in future collections of Batman fiction. Sometimes you can be too clever.

Very cool! I think one of the reasons you're such an influence on me is that in turn, we have some of the same major influences (Batman, Lovecraft, Matheson).

I was always a Batman fan (despite the tights) and the Joker was my favorite villain in the Batverse. When I learned that MArty Greenberg put together The Further Adventures of Batman without telling me, I got in his face. He said he never dreamed I read comics, and would I care to write one for The Further Adventures of the Joker. (That offer saved his life.)

NB: In my usual fashion, I decided to go against the grain and leave Batman out of the story - the word "Batman" would never appear. Of course this prevented it from ever being reprinted in future collections of Batman fiction. Sometimes you can be too clever.

I thought the psychologist mentioned batman once and the joker went dead silent and told him never to mention the name in his presence

I don't think he got the name out.

Why the Joker hates Batman:

http://youtu.be/w2yv8aT0UFc

I don't think he got the name out.

Just reread it on Nook. Mentioned Batman four times.

Awwww, the link no longer works...

Is it possible to make the story once again available??

Thank you so much!