Paul Dini
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Oct 20, 2026
Greg WyshynskiGUEST
Not the devil's logo, but like the state of New Jersey, the little kidney bean on the side of our country and then devil's horns.
Greg WyshynskiGUEST
The other one is the classic Paul Dini design of Harley Quinn.
Greg WyshynskiGUEST
Um, I always thought about a giant mallet, maybe a gun that has the little sign that comes out that says bang, but the, the Batman, the animated series version of Harley Quinn was something I always wondered, thought about like back of the, of the, of the calf, um, You know, in a real sort of Jersey Shore, holding hands with your child as you walk into the surf.
Greg WyshynskiGUEST
And here's a giant Harley Quinn tattoo on the back of his leg, folks.
Thom WoodleyHOST
Thank you.
Thom WoodleyHOST
It's a Paul Dini episode.
Thom WoodleyHOST
Yes, Paul Dini, of course, who wrote the Batman cartoon from the 90s.
Thom WoodleyHOST
One of the greatest
Kevin HarringtonHOST
cartoons ever.
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Kevin HarringtonHOST
it.
Thom WoodleyHOST
This little known fact that this episode was what made Al Gore start submitting legislation in the Senate, which not only inconvenient truth, but started the Internet.
Thom WoodleyHOST
So well done, Paul Dini and Quest for He-Man.
Mark HallamHOST
Yeah, we haven't talked about Tiny Toons in a while.
Mark HallamHOST
No. um not against it it's just a thing where it's like you know whenever we watch side tune adventures it's either one of two things it's either an episode we're watching it going we are 30 years old why are we watching this or it's oh thank god paul dini and sherry stone are able to uh have some fun this week so it's actually an entertaining watch
Jordan SchmidtHOST
Yeah, and something that I always love about watching Tiny Toons episodes is the realization, like, all right, these are professional comedy writers.
Jordan SchmidtHOST
doing whatever they want to essentially.
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Mark HallamHOST
Oh,
Jordan SchmidtHOST
damn, that's a claim to fame.
Mark HallamHOST
How about that? This episode was written by Rich Ahrens, written by Peter Hastings, Deanna Oliver, and Paul Dini.
speaker_7UNKNOWN
Yeah.
PhilPANELIST
There you go.
PhilPANELIST
First up, there is Joker's Christmas Carol from Paul Dini, Kevin Altieri at DC Comics.
PhilPANELIST
Happy holidays from the Clown Prince of Crime.
PhilPANELIST
It's the night before Christmas, and only one man is stirring the Clown Prince of Crime, and he's all out of time.
PhilPANELIST
He's visited by three spectral forms, and he'd rather be food for the worms.
PhilPANELIST
Will these ghosts show the Joker the error of his ways, or will the villain see the end of his days? Paul Dini reunites with one of his longtime Batman the Animated Series collaborators, Kevin Altieri, to tell this timeless tale of holiday hilarity.
PhilPANELIST
I did not realize that was rhyming, even as I was reading it, until it was far too late.
PhilPANELIST
It's going to have a final order cut off of November 2nd in stores December 2nd.
The ChiefHOST
No, he's in the Justice League that like 90% of the people that like are familiar with the Justice League.
The ChiefHOST
The show that Bruce Timm and Paul Dini did back in like the early 90s, early 2000s.
GraysonHOST
He's not in any movies.
GraysonHOST
He's not in a single live-action movie except for Zack Snyder's Justice
Brian SalvatoreHOST
This fucking guy.
Brian SalvatoreHOST
Anyway, uh, Joker Christmas Carol, written by Paul Dini, art by Kevin Altieri.
Brian SalvatoreHOST
This is basically a Batman the Animated Series, uh, collaboration on a Joker Christmas comic.
Brian SalvatoreHOST
Hell yeah.
Marc ChildsHOST
Yes.
Robert N. SkirGUEST
And then Alan Burnett brought in Michael Reaves and Marty Pasko and Paul Dini, and that's the reason.
Robert N. SkirGUEST
That, I call them the Bat Crew.
Robert N. SkirGUEST
The Bat Crew is the reason that Batman was a wonderful series.
Marc ChildsHOST
Mm-hmm.
Robert N. SkirGUEST
Because it wasn't just a good-looking series, it was a smart series.
Robert N. SkirGUEST
You know, the stories were sophisticated, and in the case of the stuff that came from Paul Dini, psychologically rich and frequently twisted, 'cause he liked to really get in the, in the dirt underneath the fingernails of the villains.
Robert N. SkirGUEST
He really wanted to, to...
RockyHOST
Even though it's different, it's got that vibe.
MarsHOST
Yeah, Paul Dini and both those guys are involved.
MarsHOST
And what's his name who's doing the current Batman movies as an executive producer? J.M.
MarsHOST
DeMantis wrote a recent one.
AdamHOST
We were just talking about Justice on the main episode as well.
AdamHOST
Because in this issue they talk about this JLA Secret Origins, you know, the large format book he was doing with Paul Dini.
Matt MoylanGUEST
Right, right.
AdamHOST
And I was just like, but he says he had another Justice League project in the works.
Thom WoodleyHOST
... up as well.
Thom WoodleyHOST
Um, we also, we also said at one point, we were talking about, uh, in one of the Paul Dini episodes, we were talking...
Thom WoodleyHOST
Who's a writer, who also wrote, um, the Batman cartoon, right? Um, and we were talking about Faker and how, "Oh, is there, is there like a, an anti-Batman or a faker Batman?" And we said, "No, there's not." And, uh, Escher10000, uh, corrected us and said, "No, there's the Batman villain, Nightslayer-"
Kevin HarringtonHOST
Yeah
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