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''Spider-Man and Batman: Disordered Minds'' is a 1995 alternate continuity one-shot {{crossover}} (though not under the ''{{Elseworld}}s'' label) written by J. M. [=DeMatteis=].

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''Spider-Man and Batman: Disordered Minds'' is a 1995 alternate continuity one-shot {{crossover}} (though not under the ''{{Elseworld}}s'' ''Creator/{{Elseworlds}}'' label) written by J. M. [=DeMatteis=].



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* YouDontLookLikeYou: Ashley Kafka is depicted with [[http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/marveldatabase/images/6/6d/Ashley_Kafka_%28Earth-7642%29_from_Spider-Man_and_Batman_Vol_1_1_0001.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/150?cb=20130724163849 longer hair and wearing glasses]]. Making it weirder is that Bagley has drawn Kafka before, including during ''ComicBook/TheCloneSaga''.

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* YouDontLookLikeYou: Ashley Kafka is depicted with [[http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/marveldatabase/images/6/6d/Ashley_Kafka_%28Earth-7642%29_from_Spider-Man_and_Batman_Vol_1_1_0001.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/150?cb=20130724163849 longer hair and wearing glasses]]. Making it weirder is that Bagley has drawn Kafka before, including during ''ComicBook/TheCloneSaga''.''ComicBook/TheCloneSaga''.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: The Joker finds Carnage tasteless and [[{{Squick}} disgusting]] while Carnage is freaked out by the Joker's willingness to pull a TakingYouWithMe simply out of spite. Also, the Joker found Kasady's desire to get straight to killing boring and Kasady hated the Joker's fondness for theatrics.

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* EveryoneHasStandards: EvenEvilHasStandards: The Joker finds Carnage tasteless and [[{{Squick}} disgusting]] while Carnage is freaked out by the Joker's willingness to pull a TakingYouWithMe simply out of spite. Also, the Joker found Kasady's desire to get straight to killing boring and Kasady hated the Joker's fondness for theatrics.
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* SlidingScaleOfIdealismVersusCynicism: Ashley Kafka believes that even monsters like Carnage and the Joker can be reached and rehabilitated, while Cassandra Briar is of the opinion that they're the worst that humanity has to offer and that there's no hope for them outside of what amounts to a high-tech lobotomy. And while Jeremiah Arkham doesn't go that far, he does mention that it would probably be best for everyone if the Joker was locked away for the rest of his life.

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* SlidingScaleOfIdealismVersusCynicism: Ashley Kafka believes that even monsters like Carnage and the Joker can be reached and rehabilitated, while Cassandra Briar is of the opinion that they're the worst that humanity has to offer and that there's no hope for them outside of what amounts to a high-tech lobotomy. And while Jeremiah Arkham doesn't go that far, he does mention that it would probably be best for everyone if the Joker was locked away for the rest of his life. Batman doesn't offer a specific opinion, but while Spider-Man isn't sure if Kafka's right about being able to reach Kasady's humanity he does feel that they can't just give up on people like Briar's implying.
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Franchise/SpiderMan and Franchise/{{Batman}} team up to stop ComicBook/TheJoker and ComicBook/{{Carnage}}. It was followed by ''ComicBook/BatmanAndSpiderManNewAgeDawning'' in 1998 which featured ComicBook/RasAlGhul and ComicBook/TheKingpin.

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Franchise/SpiderMan ComicBook/SpiderMan and Franchise/{{Batman}} ComicBook/{{Batman}} team up to stop ComicBook/TheJoker and ComicBook/{{Carnage}}. It was followed by ''ComicBook/BatmanAndSpiderManNewAgeDawning'' in 1998 which featured ComicBook/RasAlGhul and ComicBook/TheKingpin.
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* WhatYouAreInTheDark: After Batman tells Spider-Man that he didn't need his assistance, Spider-Man is about to go back to New York when he sees a woman about to be mugged.
-->''"Sorry, Batman. It may be your city, but it's my conscience."''

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* CompositeCharacter: The comic heavily implies that the Joker was the burglar who shot Uncle Ben and Cletus was the mugger who gunned down the Wayne parents.



* VillainousHarlequin: The Joker starts out wearing a jester suit, though after meeting Carnage he ditches that look in favor of one of his trademark purple suits.

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* VillainousHarlequin: The Joker starts out wearing a jester suit, though after meeting Carnage he ditches that look in favor of one of his [[IconicOutfit trademark purple suits.suits]].
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* AdultFear: The Joker and Carnage represent primal fears to Spider-Man and Batman respectively, and part of the story is them overcoming it to defeat the other's nemesis.
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* ShoutOut: [[Film/BatmanForever "I'll pick up something while I'm out."]] Alfred's Happy Meal snark may be a jab at the film's ProductPlacement.

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* ShoutOut: [[Film/BatmanForever "I'll pick up something while I'm out."]] Alfred's Happy Meal snark may be a jab at the film's ProductPlacement.ProductPlacement -- doubly so since the original was an ad for ''Burger King''.
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** Carnage lays a trap for the Joker by faking his own death using a corpse that he's covered in a replica of his suit, but Spider-Man and Batman ruin the surprise by bringing up how Cletus tried pulling the same stunt in "the ComicBook/MaximumCarnage affair."

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** Carnage lays a trap for the Joker by faking his own death using a corpse that he's covered in a replica of his suit, but Batman surprises Spider-Man and Batman ruin the surprise by bringing up how Cletus tried pulling the same stunt in noting he was aware of "the ComicBook/MaximumCarnage affair."affair" in which Cletus tried the same trick.
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* VillainousFriendship: The Joker and Carnage initially forge one, greatly enjoying each other and referring to each other as friends. It ends however when they get into an agreement over their preferred methods of mass murder; Carnage just wants to slaughter everyone mindlessly, while Joker prefers to kill people in style.

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* VillainousFriendship: The Joker and Carnage initially forge one, greatly enjoying each other and referring to each other as friends. It ends however when they get into an agreement argument over their preferred methods of mass murder; Carnage just wants to slaughter everyone mindlessly, while Joker prefers to kill people in style.
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* AdultFear: The Joker and Carnage represent primal fears to Spider-Man and Batman respectively, and part of the story is them overcoming it to defeat the other's nemesis.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: The Joker finds Carnage tasteless and [[{{Squick}} disgusting]] while Carnage is freaked out by the Joker's willingness to pull a TakingYouWithMe simply out of spite. Also, the Joker found Kasady's desire to get straight to killing boring and Kasady hated the Joker's fondness for theatrics.
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--> '''Joker:''' [[ComplexityAddiction It's not a question of stomach, my friend--it's a question of style! Any idiot...nothing personal, of course... can go out and slaughter a few thousand people--but where's the laughter and tears? The handstands and histrionics? In short, my dense and sanguine pal--where's the theater?]] I always thought of myself as the Creator/OrsonWelles of crime and chaos, while ''you'', apparently, aspire to be nothing but... Creator/DavidHasselhoff!

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--> '''Joker:''' [[ComplexityAddiction It's not a question of stomach, my friend--it's a question of style! Any idiot... nothing personal, of course... can go out and slaughter a few thousand people--but where's the laughter and tears? The handstands and histrionics? In short, my dense and sanguine pal--where's the theater?]] I always thought of myself as the Creator/OrsonWelles of crime and chaos, while ''you'', apparently, aspire to be nothing but... Creator/DavidHasselhoff!
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* EvenEvilHasStandards: The Joker finds Carnage tasteless and [[{{Squick}} disgusting]] while Carnage is freaked out by the Joker's willingness to pull a TakingYouWithMe simply out of spite. Also, the Joker found Kasady's desire to get straight to killing boring and Kasady hated the Joker's fondness for theatrics.
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Franchise/SpiderMan and Franchise/{{Batman}} team up to stop ComicBook/TheJoker and ComicBook/{{Carnage}}. It was followed by ''Batman & Spider-Man: New Age Dawning'' in 1998 which featured ComicBook/RasAlGhul and ComicBook/TheKingpin.

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Franchise/SpiderMan and Franchise/{{Batman}} team up to stop ComicBook/TheJoker and ComicBook/{{Carnage}}. It was followed by ''Batman & Spider-Man: New Age Dawning'' ''ComicBook/BatmanAndSpiderManNewAgeDawning'' in 1998 which featured ComicBook/RasAlGhul and ComicBook/TheKingpin.

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''Spider-Man and Batman: Disordered Minds'' is a 1995 alternate continuity one-shot {{crossover}} (though not under the ''{{Elseworld}}s'' label) written by J. M. [=DeMatteis=]. Franchise/SpiderMan and Franchise/{{Batman}} team up to stop ComicBook/TheJoker and ComicBook/{{Carnage}}. It was followed by ''Batman & Spider-Man: New Age Dawning'' in 1998 which featured ComicBook/RasAlGhul and ComicBook/TheKingpin.

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''Spider-Man and Batman: Disordered Minds'' is a 1995 alternate continuity one-shot {{crossover}} (though not under the ''{{Elseworld}}s'' label) written by J. M. [=DeMatteis=]. [=DeMatteis=].

Franchise/SpiderMan and Franchise/{{Batman}} team up to stop ComicBook/TheJoker and ComicBook/{{Carnage}}. It was followed by ''Batman & Spider-Man: New Age Dawning'' in 1998 which featured ComicBook/RasAlGhul and ComicBook/TheKingpin.ComicBook/TheKingpin.


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* EvenEvilHasStandards: The Joker finds Carnage tasteless and [[{{Squick}} disgusting]] while Carnage is freaked out by the Joker's willingness to pull a TakingYouWithMe simply out of spite.

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* EvenEvilHasStandards: The Joker finds Carnage tasteless and [[{{Squick}} disgusting]] while Carnage is freaked out by the Joker's willingness to pull a TakingYouWithMe simply out of spite. Also, the Joker found Kasady's desire to get straight to killing boring and Kasady hated the Joker's fondness for theatrics.
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--> '''Joker:''' [[VillainousFashionSense It's not a question of stomach, my friend--it's a question of style! Any idiot...nothing personal, of course... can go out and slaughter a few thousand people--but where's the laughter and tears? The handstands and histrionics? In short, my dense and sanguine pal--where's the theater?]] I always thought of myself as the Creator/OrsonWelles of crime and chaos, while ''you'', apparently, aspire to be nothing but... Creator/DavidHasselhoff!

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--> '''Joker:''' [[VillainousFashionSense [[ComplexityAddiction It's not a question of stomach, my friend--it's a question of style! Any idiot...nothing personal, of course... can go out and slaughter a few thousand people--but where's the laughter and tears? The handstands and histrionics? In short, my dense and sanguine pal--where's the theater?]] I always thought of myself as the Creator/OrsonWelles of crime and chaos, while ''you'', apparently, aspire to be nothing but... Creator/DavidHasselhoff!

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* EvilIsStylish: When Joker is cured of his high-tech lobotomy, he's ''disguisted'' by the plain brown suit he's wearing, and uses ''Carnage's own claw'' to slash it up. This is also the reason the team-up between the two falls apart as the Joker's flair for the dramatic clashes with Carnage's desire to simply kill people.



--> '''Joker:''' [[EvilIsStylish It's not a question of stomach, my friend--it's a question of style! Any idiot...nothing personal, of course... can go out and slaughter a few thousand people--but where's the laughter and tears? The handstands and histrionics? In short, my dense and sanguine pal--where's the theater?]] I always thought of myself as the Creator/OrsonWelles of crime and chaos, while ''you'', apparently, aspire to be nothing but... Creator/DavidHasselhoff!

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--> '''Joker:''' [[EvilIsStylish [[VillainousFashionSense It's not a question of stomach, my friend--it's a question of style! Any idiot...nothing personal, of course... can go out and slaughter a few thousand people--but where's the laughter and tears? The handstands and histrionics? In short, my dense and sanguine pal--where's the theater?]] I always thought of myself as the Creator/OrsonWelles of crime and chaos, while ''you'', apparently, aspire to be nothing but... Creator/DavidHasselhoff!



* VillainousFriendship: The Joker and Carnage initially forge one, greatly enjoying each other and referring to each other as friends. It ends however when they get into an agreement over their preferred methods of mass murder; Carnage just wants to slaughter everyone mindlessly, while Joker prefers to kill people [[EvilIsStylish in style]].

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* VillainousFashionSense: When Joker is cured of his high-tech lobotomy, he's ''disgusted'' by the plain brown suit he's wearing, and uses ''Carnage's own claw'' to slash it up. This is also the reason the team-up between the two falls apart as the Joker's flair for the dramatic clashes with Carnage's desire to simply kill people.
* VillainousFriendship: The Joker and Carnage initially forge one, greatly enjoying each other and referring to each other as friends. It ends however when they get into an agreement over their preferred methods of mass murder; Carnage just wants to slaughter everyone mindlessly, while Joker prefers to kill people [[EvilIsStylish in style]].style.

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