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Jared Leto IS The Joker - - - Part 12

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...and this entire time I thought you guys were just making fun of The Joker, by calling him Tattoo Man. huh?
 
The only problem with my theory is, why would Ayer put the tattoos on them on the first place just to have them disappear? Well maybe we could think about this joker like Afflecks batman. He's an old dog that has to get back into the game. Maybe his tats are an expression of how long he's been in the game and having them taken away from him is kinda a way of revitalizing him. 'Joker reborn' so to speak.
I'm just spitballing
 
He is not part of the Squad tho, the implanted bomb award will probably go to Slipknot.

Yeah, they're gonna kill the s*** out of Slipknot. No other reason to include a D-lister like him in the character lineup.
 
The Tattooed man can animate the tattoos on his body. I don't see how he can zombify those soldiers or how he's responsible for this.
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That's where enchantress comes in. She's seen bathing in a thick black goo and then black goo monsters show up? To much a conicendence.

AND take a look at this

You can see (maybe tattoo mans) colors on the headboard. She's conversing with him in this scene and most certainly in cahoots
 
Especially since the only notable thing Slipknot did when he was in the Suicide Squad comic is set off his own bomb.
 
D-list character, not particularly big-name actor = Yeah, he's dead as ****.
 
That's where enchantress comes in. She's seen bathing in a thick black goo and then black goo monsters show up? To much a conicendence.

AND take a look at this

You can see (maybe tattoo mans) colors on the headboard. She's conversing with him in this scene and most certainly in cahoots
If you mean this part it looks more like June Moone than Enchantress.
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Like in the comics, his origin is a mystery. We are never given anything concrete. He tells different stories of what might have happened to him, that made him who he is today (just like in TKJ where he says that he prefers his origin to be multiple choice). The tales that he tells in TDK are also quite tragic, just like the story that was presented in TKJ of his pregnant wife dying and him falling into acid. We also do not know his name in TDK and that is how it is in most comics.

Like in TKJ, it is shown that him getting permanently disfigured is said to have played a big part in making him who he is. It is the same in TDK. In TKJ, him falling into the acid leaves him permanently looking like a clown. In TDK, he is left with scars that make it look like he is always smiling.

His belief that everyone is bad like him, once things become difficult for them. That is what he is trying to prove in TKJ with Gordon by crippling his daughter and showing him naked pictures of her and in TDK he tries to do the same with Dent (and succeeds), by killing Rachel.

TKJ "All it takes is one bad day to reduce the sanest man alive to lunacy. That's how far the world is from where I am. Just one bad day. You had a bad day once. Am I right? You had a bad day and everything changed"

TDK "As you know, madness is like gravity, all it takes is a little push"

His obsession with Batman and the way they were presented as the opposite of each other. He doesn't view Batman as an enemy, but rather as a challenge and as fun. That is how it is in most comics.

The way he caused everyone to leave the city, just like in The Man Who Laughs.

His use of Joker cards. The first time that the Joker is mentioned in the comics, a playing card is shown. It is the same in BB.

There are other ways that he is similar to the comics, but I am too lazy to write them all out atm lol.
 
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Like in the comics, his origin is a mystery. We are never given anything concrete. He tells different stories of what might have happened to him, that made him who he is today (just like in TKJ where he says that he prefers his origin to be multiple choice). The tales that he tells in TDK are also quite tragic, just like the story that was presented in TKJ of his pregnant wife dying and him falling into acid. We also do not know his name in TDK and that is how it is in most comics.

Like in TKJ, it is shown that him getting permanently disfigured is said to have played a big part in making him who he is. It is the same in TDK. In TKJ, him falling into the acid leaves him permanently looking like a clown. In TDK, he is left with scars that make it look like he is always smiling.

His belief that everyone is bad like him, once things become difficult for them. That is what he is trying to prove in TKJ with Gordon by crippling his daughter and showing him naked pictures of her and in TDK he tries to do the same with Dent (and succeeds), by killing Rachel.

TKJ "All it takes is one bad day to reduce the sanest man alive to lunacy. That's how far the world is from where I am. Just one bad day. You had a bad day once. Am I right? You had a bad day and everything changed"

TDK "As you know, madness is like gravity, all it takes is a little push"

His obsession with Batman and the way they were presented as the opposite of each other. He doesn't view Batman as an enemy, but rather as a challenge and as fun. That is how it is in most comics.

The way he caused everyone to leave the city, just like in The Man Who Laughs.

His use of Joker cards. The first time that the Joker is mentioned in the comics, a playing card is shown. It is the same in BB.

There are other ways that he is similar to the comics, but I am too lazy to write them out atm lol.


There was really no need for you to explain yourself, lol. Every right-minded person knows that Heath's Joker was very true to the comics, aside from the lack of perma-white.
 
I actually first set my eyes on this guy (& Claire Danes) in 1994

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People keep mentioning Tattooed Man. Common was only on set a couple days. One of those days involved a scene with the Joker and Frost.

I still think he's just a random DC character that ends up killed or set up for an appearance in a Green Lantern movie.
 
People keep mentioning Tattooed Man. Common was only on set a couple days. One of those days involved a scene with the Joker and Frost.

I still think he's just a random DC character that ends up killed or set up for an appearance in a Green Lantern movie.

Tattooed Man is mainly a Earth villain and going by the title I think Green Lantern Corp is going to be mainly set in space.
 
Joker looked awesome in the trailer, I didn't even object to the tattoos/grill. I'm just excited to have my favourite villain in fiction back on screen.
 
I saw how they blurred out the tats in the Korean tv spot.


Its kind of weird seeing a non tatted Joker.
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They may have added one too many *damaged*, but in a way those other tats added personality to this film's Joker.
 
I don't see that tv spot anywhere else than superhero feed. So I think it's fan made.
 
Jared Leto is going to absolutely kill it as Joker, he'll be as well loved as Heath Ledger. I can't wait to see him on screen with Ben Affleck and maybe even a team up with Jesse's Luthor
 
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