DarkNemesis
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Joker from The Dark Knight, grows bored of fighting Batman and learns of three deadly agents who, unlike Batman, will kill their enemies without compassion, and they are as follows:
1. Bryan Mills (Taken) - Kimberly Mills is on vacation with her friend in Gotham City, and is kidnapped by the Joker. Bryan travels to Gotham City to hunt the Joker down.
2. James Bond (Casino Royale/Quantum of Solace) - Joker phones M16 and tells them that he's the one who blackmailed Vesper Lynd and is the "mastermind" behind Quantum. M16 send Bond to take him out.
3. Jason Bourne (Bourne Trilogy) - Joker reaches a verbal agreement over the phone with Treadstone to eliminate Bourne, and the latter, after cleverly tapping the phone and listening to the conversation, knows that he's coming.
In all 3 scenarios, both Joker and his opponents are aiming to kill the other by any means necessary, with all of their resources available. Joker knows full well what each of his opponents are capable of and vice versa.
Kill or be killed, how well does Joker fare against each agent?
Note: This is NOT a gauntlet, it's three separate scenarios happening one after another i.e. even if he loses a scenario, he still moves on to the next one.
Joker from The Dark Knight, grows bored of fighting Batman and learns of three deadly agents who, unlike Batman, will kill their enemies without compassion, and they are as follows:
1. Bryan Mills (Taken) - Kimberly Mills is on vacation with her friend in Gotham City, and is kidnapped by the Joker. Bryan travels to Gotham City to hunt the Joker down.
2. James Bond (Casino Royale/Quantum of Solace) - Joker phones M16 and tells them that he's the one who blackmailed Vesper Lynd and is the "mastermind" behind Quantum. M16 send Bond to take him out.
3. Jason Bourne (Bourne Trilogy) - Joker reaches a verbal agreement over the phone with Treadstone to eliminate Bourne, and the latter, after cleverly tapping the phone and listening to the conversation, knows that he's coming.
In all 3 scenarios, both Joker and his opponents are aiming to kill the other by any means necessary, with all of their resources available. Joker knows full well what each of his opponents are capable of and vice versa.
Kill or be killed, how well does Joker fare against each agent?
Note: This is NOT a gauntlet, it's three separate scenarios happening one after another i.e. even if he loses a scenario, he still moves on to the next one.