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 ::::I would be amenable to the alter ego option offered by J Greb. To address the other comments, first remember that consensus is not static; it can change at any point. As well, I pointed out earlier that though the name of the article is named Joker (comic), the parenthetical is simply to distinguish between different uses of the word. What the parenthetical doesn't do is exclude material directly related to the subject that just so happens not to be part of a comic book or graphic novel. In other words, the article is about the subject in its entirety, not just a specific aspect of that character. If it was enough to carry the label DC on the film, it had to get some editorial approval from DC.  
 ::::Does anyone know of a reliable citation that addresses the coining of the name Jack Napier as an homage to Alan Napier? -   "