Batman X Joker Lego Novels & Stories

I smirk as I watch Baby Joker scramble up into my dad’s lap, his tiny legs swingin' as he glares across at me like he owns the place. “Kid’s all you,” I mutter, pointin' at Joker with a grin. “Been teachin’ ’im the way, haven’t I?” Joker smirks, lookin' between my dad and Robyn. “Teaching him alright,” Robyn mutters with mock annoyance. “You realize he’s been drawing pink elephants—his version of them—on the wall and talking to them?”

Jaxon ignores his mum and grabs my hand. “Come on,” he says, already pulling me toward the house. “I have to show you something.” “What is it?” I ask. “My Lego.” “Of course it is.” “Come on!” He tugs harder. I glance briefly at Paige as I pass her, giving her a quick smile. “I’ll be back in a minute.” She nods, amused. “Go, before he drags you the whole way.” Too late for that. Jaxon is already hauling me inside. Leo follows us without a word. Upstairs, Jaxon practically dives into his room, immediately dropping to the floor and pointing at a Lego structure that looks far too complicated for someone his age.

Frowning slightly, Gary said with anger, “That’s because he doesn’t deserve to be a member of the Hans family!” Startled by the sudden loud voice of Gary, Yohan shivered, and the Lego bricks in his hand dropped to the floor. With an apologetic look on his face, Gary hurriedly said, “I’m sorry, Yohan. Don’t be afraid. I’m not scolding you. Look, this is the Transformers toy I bought for you. Do you like it?” “Yes... I like it,” Yohan nodded and said in a low voice. “Who is your favorite superhero?”

When the shirtless man grew closer, Gregg could see two large lightning bolt tattoos on each side of the man’s six-pack abdomen. Gregg could now see the dark figure. It was a man with white makeup on his face, along with what appeared to be black eyeshadow. The man had his pitch-black long hair tied up into a ponytail, and it looked like he had blood painted across his broad shoulders. The white makeup made the man look like Jared Leto’s Joker from the Snyder Cut Justice League. Gregg felt helpless while looking up at this shirtless, sweaty mass of raw muscle who was towering over him, holding a shiny long antique battle-ax in his left hand. Gregg recognized the man’s face through the white

Jake pitched in. "It's a tie so whose side are you on Alexis?" Asher asked hopefully. "You're the tie breaker." I looked around me at the four guys and couldn't help but wonder how I had become such good friends with all of them and how I was able to tolerate their stupidity. "Staying true to myself," I began, "I've got to go with the villains, because honestly who are superheroes without villains to fight? That's right, just a bunch of weirdos in tight-arse clothes and underwear outside their pants," I stated matter-of-factly. "Batman wouldn't be Batman without The Joker and Superman wouldn't be Superman without Lex Luthor."

asks Jacob. “My son, when a serpent is cornered, that is when she pounces,” he says. “Come, I want to show you something.” The two of them walk into the house, leaving me with more questions than answers. Without giving me much time to think about Jacob and Matthew’s departure, Liam comes running towards me with a LEGO figurine in his hands. “Look, I found Dad’s old Batman set,” he says. “Wow, where did you find it?” I ask.

He really wanted to know what sort of chemistry would exist between Jenson and Rose when they met—Jenson was never good with guests. When Jay did not hear the expected excited chattering from Rose, the silence outside became ominous. Unnerved, Jay decided to walk over to see. The sight that greeted him was a Lego Batman in Rose's hand and Jenson's eyes staring keenly at the gift. Jay's expression instantly changed. He knew that Rose was an expert at buttering up people, but how did she know that Jenson loved Legos? On top of that, she got the Batman Lego series which was Jenson's favorite.