Weird Night In Gotham

Batman, our  ADJECTIVE hero, sneaks into the Joker's hideout in the abandoned  NOUN factory. But tonight everything is just a little bit off. Batman's usual outfit has been at the dry-cleaner's for  NOUN days, so he has to wear his spare, which is  COLOR. Suddenly, a door bursts open! And the Joker's  ADJECTIVE goons come shuffling in  ADVERB. As Batman fights them off, he's suddenly hit by a  FRUIT pie from seemingly out of nowhere! A  ADJECTIVE cackle — it's the Joker himself! But what's this? It's the Joker's laundry day, too! He's wearing a garish  COLOR suit! "It's over, Joker! I saw the  ANIMAL signal! The Bat-Signal was broken." "You can't stop me, Batman! I'm sending out  NUMBER  SOMETHING YOU BUY AT THE STORE to everyone from here to  PLACE!" "I saw through your  ADJECTIVE plan, Joker! All your  METHOD OF TRANSPORTATION, PLURAL were stopped before they could arrive at their destinations!" "Oh Batman. This has really been an off night," said the Joker. "I don't think ANYTHING could cheer me up... except THIS!" He cried, reaching into a nearby crate and throwing  PLURAL NOUN at our  ADJECTIVE hero! It was a matter of  NUMBER minutes to subdue the  ADJECTIVE fiend, and Batman escaped out the same  COLOR window before Officers  PERSONS NAME and  PERSONS NAME arrived to apprehend the Clown Prince of  NOUN. Batman, his job done, reflected on what a weird night it had been. "What I need," he thought, "is Alfred's specialty —  FOOD and a tall glass of  LIQUID! Then about  NUMBER hours sleep."