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This Is What Would Happen If Suicide Squad's Joker Became Batman
The Suicide Squad's version of The Joker has been the subject of criticism from the moment it was unveiled. Whether you like it or not, try wrapping your brain around this take on the Clown Prince wearing Batman's cape and cowl. What would that costume look like? Hot Toys has a vision of what it could be, and you'll soon be able to add it to your action figure collection.
This 1/6 scale collectible comes with two bloodstained batarangs, and honestly looks like a demonic toy that will animate in the middle of the night and murder people. It reminds me a little bit of Grant Morrison's Batman of Zur-En-Arrh, but with an extra layer of horrible sprinkled on top. What do you think of this design? Let me know in the comments section below.
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