Batman: Three Jokers #2A (DC Comics 2020)

Written by Geoff Johns with interior art and covers by Jason Fabok, Batman: Three Jokers #2A continues DC Comics’ 2020 limited series with a 48-page full-color issue rated for mature readers. This second chapter advances the central premise by splitting its focus between two parallel storylines that deepen the psychological stakes of the Joker’s decades-long war against Gotham. Batman and Batgirl pursue a narrative thread connecting the trio of Jokers to someone from the Dark Knight’s past. Simultaneously, Red Hood enters a hostile situation alone, forced to rely on independent survival tactics while cut off from his former allies. These converging plots maintain the series reputation for rigorous character interrogation while driving the plot toward its larger revelation. Writer: Geoff Johns Artist & Cover Artist: Jason Fabok Publisher: DC Comics Release Year: 2020 Page Count: 48 pages Color Format: Full color Content Rating: Mature Readers Collectors seeking the complete Three Jokers run or readers tracking high-profile creator work on legacy DC characters should treat this issue as the essential bridge between the opening investigation and the eventual confrontation. The tight pacing and detailed linework make it a reliable reference point for understanding how the Joker’s fractured identity shapes Batman’s tactical decisions in later chapters.