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For some, the comic book clown in the dark can be quite terrifying. But it depends on personal fears and imagination.

No, I'm not. The dark clown concept in comics doesn't scare me as it's just fictional.

The Joker's crazy classic line from 'The Dark Knight' was as follows: I'm a criminal, but I'm not a clown! I'm not fighting for victory, I'm fighting for happiness! I won't let anyone win, I'll only let someone lose! I am not a good person, I am a genius! I have no fear because I am not afraid of death! I don't need to sleep because I'll never get tired! I don't need money because I can cheat anyone! I don't need friends because I will only hurt them! I'm not fighting for justice, I'm fighting for entertainment! I will make you pay for choosing my game!

Well, in 'Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark', the clown stories are made scary by the mystery surrounding them. We often don't know their true origins or motives. They just appear and start causing fear. Also, the settings where the clowns are found, like old circuses or abandoned amusement parks, add to the creepiness. These places are already a bit spooky on their own, and when you add a menacing clown into the mix, it becomes truly terrifying. The descriptions of the clowns themselves, with their tattered costumes and strange makeup, also play a big role in making the stories so scary.

In a story from 'Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark' involving a clown, the clown lived in an old funhouse. The funhouse had been closed for years because of strange happenings. A group of teenagers decided to break in one night. As they explored, they entered a room filled with old clown dolls. But then, a real - life clown emerged from the shadows. His face was pale, and his eyes were bloodshot. He began to laugh in a high - pitched, bone - chilling way and chased the teens through the maze - like funhouse. The teens were terrified as they tried to find a way out while being pursued by this terrifying clown.

The Joker, which scored 91 points on Douban, was a movie directed by the director of the prequel to the movie, Chris Topher Nolan. The film was about a man named Jaynes, who had dreamed of becoming a superhero since he was a child, but his parents were killed by clowns when he was still a child. Jesse Hartway grew up imitating the clown and became a comedy actor. However, during one of his performances, he accidentally triggered a mysterious device that turned him into a clown. The film did not explicitly state that Jesse Hartway was a clown himself, but that he was forced by society to become a clown. After becoming a clown, he tried to escape from this distorted society, but in the end, he could not escape. 'The Clown' was a very fascinating film that told the profound meaning of a social problem through the perspective of a clown.

In some small towns, there were reports of a clown leaving strange messages written in red paint. The messages were often cryptic and added to the fear factor. It was like the clown was taunting the townspeople. Some thought it might be a marketing stunt gone wrong, but no one could be sure. There was also an incident where a clown showed up at a birthday party uninvited. He started doing really disturbing 'tricks' like popping balloons in a menacing way and scaring the children. The parents were furious and chased the clown away.

Suicide Squad was a superhero movie produced by Marvel Studios. The plot of the clown and the clown girl appeared in the movie Suicide Squad Vol 2.

The clown and the ugly girl appeared in Joker.

There were a few novels similar to The Clown in the Other World that he could recommend. These novels included " Book of Troubled Times,"" Spirit Realm Walker,"" Tang People's Table," and " King of Familiar." These novels might have some similarities with The Clown's Other World, but the specific content and plot might be different. If you are interested in these novels, you can try reading them to learn more.