They're not gonna kill him off, he's too iconic. I still don't know how Burton was fine with doing it.
I loved how he fixed his hair right after slapping Harleen. A narcistic maniac who cares about his looks while doing evil things is just really scary (another good example is Bateman in American Psycho).I like how his green combed back hair hangs when he's distressed or angry and he combs it back when he's collected.
Leto learned well from Bateman.I loved how he fixed his hair right after slapping Harleen. A narcistic maniac who cares about his looks while doing evil things is just really scary (another good example is Bateman in American Psycho).

They're not gonna kill him off, he's too iconic. I still don't know how Burton was fine with doing it.
Now my question is, in what point in time does this take place in comparison to BvS?
Call me crazy, but at this point, I actually like and appreciate that tattoos on this Joker.
His whole aesthetic is not something I would ever have expected or asked for in terms of my preferred Joker look, but it all seems to come together really effectively and impressively, especially with the way Leto is playing him in what we've seen thus far. Also seems to really fit the tone and vision for this movie.

http://screenrant.com/jared-leto-joker-suicide-squad-weight-gain/The opportunity to take on this nearly Shakespearean character thats what graphic novels and comic books are becoming, right? [Hes] this beautiful disaster of a character what a big challenge.
I'm really hoping Leto can pull this off. I haven't had a problem with his look but all we've really heard are one-liners from him.
I'm really hoping Leto can pull this off. I haven't had a problem with his look but all we've really heard are one-liners from him.
That is fair.
We heard and seen far more of Heath's Joker when The Dark Knight trailers dropped. Or at least it seemed like it.