Batman And Jason's Journey Of The Joker

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Jason thought the problem with Batman was that he never stopped to actually talk to civilians. There were some decent and legitimate prostitution rings in Gotham, well as decent and legitimate as they can get, and Jason had learned that the girls have good intel. People pretended they weren't human and would talk around them, and the girls were more than willing to share if it benefited them.

That was how Jason learned there was a new creep in town; someone who was trying to get the Joker's attention. He had moved in within the last week and had ruthlessly taken over a block as his own, meaning the girls had lost prime working territory. But they were too scared to go back. They claimed something had been screaming almost non-stop for twelve

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