I'll take a risk and go for the obvious… The Joker?

I think it's a lot more consistent and enjoyable than Begins or Dark Knight.

"Why, you're the very model of sanity. Oh, by the way, I pressed your tights and put away your exploding gas balls."
Greatest line of the entire series, right there.

They kinda shove that to the side in the "Beware the Creeper" episode down the line, saying it's one of his many aliases, I think.

Mad Mod was definitely Malcolm, but Snowball was Roddy.

Begins and Dark Knight both have huge third act problems, especially Begins which (quite literally) goes completely off the rails and just becomes bonkers. TDK's main problem is that it's predicated on the Joker basically being a wizard, and on Batman being too stupid to have a communicator in his magic bat hat to…

I always thought it was lava.

It's pretty noticeable. This AKOM episode wasn't so bad, but some of their other efforts really stand out as being abysmal.

Pretty sure they did, they're from the early 40s, I think. Hatter came later.

Oh, I think Nintendo's got it.

I can't come up with an answer this week, but I have to commend your impromptu poetry.

That show really was underrated. Great character designs from Sean Galloway.

I'm a Mike booster. I liked Joel a lot, but I always thought Mike just had better comic timing.

Confirming that yeah, me am gud riting.

I think it's debatable whether he's sane or not, but he's definitely not CRIMINALLY insane, like the kind of people that would need to be in Arkham. Joker and Two Face would be dangerous to put in general population, someone like Penguin wouldn't.

And then Brave and the Bold turned it around and made that version awesome.

"Hank, don't brag to your brother about your circumcision."

Finally, I've reclaimed some modicum of dignity.

A creepy dog dork.

Yeah, there's an episode, I think the one where Batman is trying to figure out who is trying to keep Harvey Dent from having corrective surgery, where he visits Penguin in (I think) Stonegate.