#Joker stapled face serial#
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#Joker stapled face series#

There are currently no announced sequel plans for The Batman, although one is almost certainly being considered. This would make most viewers familiar with Keoghan’s face blink a few times, because he’s nowhere to be seen and it’s impossible to recognize anyone in the scene where he’s speaking to Dano’s Riddler.Īs for what his appearance might mean, that’s a little harder to nail down. Reinforcing this further is that he is played by Barry Keoghan ( The Eternals, The Killing of a Sacred Deer), who receives star billing in the credits. That, in addition to some colorful language involving clown metaphors, leaves very little room for ambiguity: This dude is almost certainly Joker. The film never gives viewers a clear glimpse of the speaker, but through a small window in the neighboring cell door it’s possible to make out a pale face and a very familiar grin. One of those scenes catches up with Riddler (Paul Dano), now locked up in Arkham Asylum - where he strikes up a conversation with someone in a nearby cell. The Batman’s denouement is a collection of scenes devoted to final grace notes for its characters. It would lead anyone to wonder: If this is the Riddler, what would Reeves’ Joker look like?

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Matt Reeves’ The Batman spins a Nirvana-fueled mystery version of the Caped Crusader that’s genuinely mesmerizing, and his take on the Riddler is wildly idiosyncratic, a makeover done by the Queer Eye Fab Five if they were more about serial killers instead of self-affirmation.

This means that when a new version of him appears, it’s quite natural to see how that new interpretation ripples out to the rest of Gotham City.

#Joker stapled face series#

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Proudly brought to you by Popcultcha, Australia's largest and most comprehensive Funko online store. It’s arguably the most sickening Joker Pop! Vinyl to date, which makes it an absolute necessity for any true DC Funko collection. You’ll see Joker comes complete with his reattached face, well, almost reattached since we can still see the exposed flesh underneath. As a fan of 1997’s Face Off, that’s pretty damn badarse if you ask me!

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It’s this sadistic mindset that makes him such a terrifying villain, and this taste for misery is on full display in the DC Comics series Batman: Death of the Family.Īfter requesting that Dollmaker surgically remove his face a year prior, so that he could pin it to his cell wall as a sign of his rebirth (see, told you he was sadistic), Joker returns here and recovers his preserved face, killing 19 police officers in the process. We all know The Joker is one evil dude, relatable in some ways, but all in all he just wants to watch the world burn. Batman: Death of the Family - The Joker Pop! Vinyl Figure