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Batman infiltrated Gotham's police department to investigate some corruption. He found that Bruce Gordon was keeping his detectives from investigating the Joker and the Riddler running a criminal enterprise in exchange for them paying his Xbox live and Nintendo online subscriptions. After discovering this information, Batman attacked the Joker and Riddler while they were at a civil war reenactment to stop them from committing crimes. Later, Batman gave an interview on the Trevor Noah show where he described how Gordon was covering for the Joker and the Riddler and then described all of their crimes. Gordon, the Joker, and the Riddler all want to join as plaintiffs under Rule 20. The Joker and the Riddler will sue for battery, while Gordon will sue for defamation.A.They will be able to join together because the claims all come from the same transaction or occurrence.B.They will be able to join together because there will be a common question of law.C.They will not be able to join together because there would be no efficiency gain in having them litigate together.D.They will not be able to join together because there will be no common question of law or fact.
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