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The Killing Joke. Here's some funky trivia for Mortal Kombat fans. The Joker's inclusion as a guest character in Mortal Kombat 11 makes him the only character from another franchise to appear in more than one Mortal Kombat game as a playable character. How about that! Those with a love of Injustice might be keen to play as the DC guest, but there's also plenty of fun to be had with the rest of the games Kombat Pack DLC characters. And if you need help with the fatalities for Shang Tsung, Nightwolf, Terminator, Sindel or Spawn, just click the links below for some handy tips. In addition, we got you sorted with guides if you picked up the Aftermath expansion and want to know how to perform some brutal fatalities for Fujin, Sheeva, or Robocop.

He took control of the round early by getting the holeshot in his heat to easily outpace Kris Meeke. He grabbed the lead early in the main as well, but was unable to shake the Round 1 winner, Robin Larsson in the opening laps. The task was not as easy for the second- and third-place drivers.

The lawsuit was filed in a Philadelphia federal court by Quinton Burns , who claims his daughter, Kennedi Burns , and other Black visitors were intentionally snubbed at the event on June 18, while the costumed characters "readily engaged with numerous similarly situated white customers," per The Hollywood Reporter. NBC reports the Burns family pursued the lawsuit in the wake of another viral social media video , which shows two other young Black girls who were also ignored by a performer dressed up as the character Rosita while attending a parade at the park in Langhorne, Pennsylvania earlier this month. The shocking clip shows the two girls reaching for a high five from the character, who brushes them off and signals "no," before continuing to high five other visitors. The video—which was posted to Instagram by one of the girls' mothers, Jodi Brown —gained hundreds of thousands of views before eliciting a response from the theme park.