He stands up and asks Kal if he truly thinks he can have a family, and if locking Joker up can truly reform him.
Joker mockingly references Krypton and Metropolis, commenting on how his loved ones "tend to blow up". Superman accuses the Joker of drugging him and making him kill Lois Lane and his unborn son. He is being interrogated by Batman until Superman breaks through the wall, ordering Bruce to "get away from him!" Kal-El approaches the Joker, shoves the table in front of him aside, and slams him on a wall. Gotham City Police Department has taken The Joker, the madman responsible, into custody. Millions of people have died as a result. The game opens on an image of Metropolis, ravaged by a nuclear detonation. Only Batman, Lex Luthor, Deathstroke, and a small band of rebels called the Insurgency are left to face Kal-El's rage, and in order to defeat him they are going to need more heroes - from an alternate Earth. Out of pure anger, Superman rips open the Joker's chest in front of Batman, killing him, and subsequently conquering the world under a Regime government with him as dictator and nearly all of the heroes as his servants. In one of the many universes included in the DC Multiverse, the Joker has tricked Superman into killing Lois Lane and their unborn child, simultaneously detonating a nuclear bomb in Metropolis. 2 Appearing in "Injustice: Gods Among Us".1 Synopsis for "Injustice: Gods Among Us".
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