The Joker's face was disfigured due to the bullet ricocheting and severing the nerves in his cheeks. When the "plastic surgery" was performed, it was not performed with the correct instruments, leaving the "grin" and turning the Joker insane when he looked into a handheld mirror. Thus, the Joker was born.
Before he was the Joker he was the red hood and Batman was chasing him and he fell into a vat of chemicals which bleached his skin and turned his hair green.
In the comic book storyline "Death of the Family," the Joker's face was surgically removed by Dollmaker. Joker later wears his own face like a mask and undergoes surgery to reattach it. However, in later storylines, such as "Endgame," his face is revealed to have been fully healed.
As far as I know the Joker did not paint his face. There are various origins stories due to the longevity of comics but the changes of societal thinking and writers. Most origin stores maintain that he fell in acid during a crime spree and that scarred his face like that. He cut his face around his mouth to cause the constant "red smile" grin-like scar. This is maintained by the 2nd new movie of this decade/century, but I do not know about the comic's stance on that. Other origin stories have different situations. Look up Joker's Origin Story or why does the Joker have "whatever you think you should say" if I didn't give you enough to work with.
The Joker mainly wears a purple suit because HE FEELS LIKE IT . The Joker doesn't need a reason for the things he does . . he just does them . :)
yes two face is jokers son
Impossible! ITS ONLY IN THE FIRST LEGO BATMAN
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yea. jokers dies in the end. Depressing
Harley Quinin is the side kick of joker in Lego batman
Impractical Jokers - 2011 Do Something to My Face 2-8 was released on: USA: 27 December 2012
Near the North Gotham Dock ( close to Jokers funland)
you play as her and the joker in the 1st level of jokers story in the villains area
in the old batman shows, it's his skin, because he fell into some acid. but in the dark knight, they made it look like paint, because it comes off while he's dressed up as a policeman.
No, Two-Face did not appear in Batman Begins. Two-Face, also known as Harvey Dent, is featured in The Dark Knight, the sequel to Batman Begins.
12, plus 2 jokers. There are 54 cards in all, 52 in the regular deck plus the 2 jokers.