Scarecrow briefly appears in the fourth issue of the Blackest Night storyline. Decked out in the traditional garb of a Yellow Lantern and complete with a power ring to channel his constructs, this version of Joker - like any other warrior of the Emotional Spectrum ranging from Green Lanterns to Red Lanterns and beyond - has the ability to quite literally form anything his sick and twisted mind can come up with, settling instead for two constructs that are underwhelming, to say the least. Blackest Night His mastery of fear is such that the yellow power ring of Amon Sur tried to seek him out at Arkham after its masters death, though it was stopped before reaching him. Seen more so in the background and having exactly zero speaking lines, the initial reveal of a Joker that can command the power of fear was one that fans were understandably stoked to see. Related: Joker's Most Outrageous Costume Was Censored By DC Recruited from a different Earth than the one where the “real” Joker resides, this Yellow Lantern version of the character is a cool-looking addition to the DC Universe but isn’t exactly a memorable one. Stellar color version by the powerfully talented Im sure you already love it Take. The Starter Game includes everything you need to play HeroClix. Sinestro Yellow Lantern - Chimeraic colors by SpiderGuile on DeviantArt. Revealed in the fourth issue of the Infinite Frontier mini-series but solidified as a wasted opportunity in Infinite Frontier #6, by Joshua Williamson and Xermanico, Joker and his pals on the multiversal villain team dubbed Injustice Incarnate are taking on their heroic counterparts of the Justice Incarnate in a drag-out brawl set on Earth-Omega. The DC HeroClix Blackest Night Starter Game will be in comic and hobby stores on May 12, 2010.

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