Is Jerome in Gotham The Joker?
For a long time, fans of Gotham thought the deranged, criminally insane psychopath Jerome Valeska (Cameron Monaghan) would
become The Joker. He had all of the trademarks of becoming the Clown Prince of Crime. ... That's right, The Joker is the murderous twin brother of another dangerous Gotham City murderer.
Why is Joker's name Jerome in Gotham?
Wynbrandt added that "Joker's so iconic that it feels like we don't want to get to [him] ever", and because
Monaghan personified Jerome in a certain way, "what makes him so exciting is that he's not the Joker. He is Jerome." The series was subsequently cancelled, being renewed only for a shortened final season.
Is Jerome alive in Gotham?
Jerome bleeds to death and dies, but no before forming a smile on his face. Despite his death, Jerome leaves a legacy of fear and chaos in Gotham City, and several people are shown to imitate his maniacal laughter.
Is Jerome The Joker dead?
Only last season, the Riddler and Lee Thompkins killed each other in Romeo and Juliet fashion, only to be revived by Hugo Strange in the very same episode without much fanfare. ... Jeremiah's twin brother, Jerome, the first of Gotham's Jokers,
also died once before his actual death last season.
Is Jeremiah Valeska the Joker?
Gotham's
Jeremiah Becomes the One, True Joker (Finally!) In Gotham's finale, Jeremiah Valeska finally fully embraces the identity of the Clown Prince of Crime to become Batman's legendary foe.
What mental illness does Jerome Valeska have?
gotham villains | mental disorders (insp.) ↳ jerome valeska aka the joker. —sociopath as a symptom of
narcissistic personality disorder (npd).
Who is Jerome on Batman?
Cameron Monaghan
Jerome Valeska was portrayed by
Cameron Monaghan. Described as "Proto-Jokers", Jerome Valeska and his twin brother Jeremiah are the precursors to the Joker, a supervillain based on the Batman's nemesis from the comic books.
What mental illness did Jerome Valeska have?
↳ jerome valeska aka the joker. —sociopath as a symptom of
narcissistic personality disorder (npd).