I’m not a fan of the design or what I have currently seen of his character’s portrayal.
I found his theme.
So… a lot has happened.
Apparently, the image with the tattoos was knocked off as being only a “celebration of the Joker’s 75th anniversary”, and thus should be considered non-canon…
And now, we have on-screen pictures of Joker with the tattoos. Sorry, comic book purists.
Also, Harley Quinn is looking fantabulous, if I do say so myself (rawr). And, um, while we’re talking Suicide Squad members, the Prince has made the transition to Uncle Phil (but still looks amazing; tell me if you got that reference), and, uh, Killer Croc is stupidly lame.
That’s all I have for now.
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-shudders- Yeah, other than the awkward phrasing, I agree she looks alright.
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What, my use of the word “fantabulous”, or my use of the exclamation “rawr”?
Yeah, I saw that! I’m kind of on the fence about how they’re portraying this new Joker… but the Joker with a cool car is pretty snazzy either way.
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Hello, I’m Killer Croc; I was modeled after that big guy in Guardians of the Galaxy
IMHO^^^
No no no, my friend. See, creating Drax’s appearance using only makeup/body paint effects makes sense - all Drax really was in the comics was a brutish, tattooed humanoid alien. But, on the other hand, here’s what Killer Croc looks like in the comics (well, this is one artist’s portrayal):
And here he is in the new movie:
I can accept the way the Joker looks, but this downsizing/modernizing of Croc just isn’t working for me.
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That’s a picture of Killer Croc, correct?
Yeah.
My point, he doesn’t look like Killer Croc; or in any case a normal croc! He looks like a guy in makeup.
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Oh. I thought you were saying both the character and appearance of Killer Croc were essentially trying to mimic Drax.
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