George Kittle opens up about his tattoo inspired by Heath Ledger’s the Joker, which is on his forearm. Getty Images “She goes, ‘We’re getting married in two days, and you want to go get a ...

The toothy smile tattoos on his left hand and right forearm are also pretty explicitly in keeping with the Joker's mythology, and appear to be used in the plot of the film as seen in a few trailers.

He has his signature pistol, other accessories with his Joker look on them, and then all those tattoos ... the first released shot had on his forearm instead), “will be a very, very fun ...

With multiple tattoos spanning ... plastered onto his left forearm. He even decked out his Seeker — the pass-catching machine he uses during the offseason — with a Joker decal.

A big tattoo of a grin along his arm and a bunch of “hahaha” tats here and there. We solved the riddle: he is, in fact, the Joker. All jokes aside, while Ayer’s comments are obviously meant ...

Suicide Squad' director, David Ayer, says the Joker's tattoos have a more significant ... The collage of "HA HA HA" on his chest and forearm could easily be a reference to 'Batman: The Killing ...

Every tattoo tells a story about the person it adorns. That goes double when that person is the Joker. Although past incarnations of the Clown Prince of Crime — from Cesar Romero to Heath Ledger ...

One theme that seems to show up in Suicide Squad is tattoos, whether it’s the many tattoos the Joker has, the tattoo-style character logos seen in promo posters and magazine covers, or the ...

Another tattoo on George Kittle's left arm features the face of the Joker, a well-known villain who was portrayed by Heath Ledger in the film "The Dark Knight.” Kittle decided to get that tattoo ...

But featured on the back of his bicep is a portrait of Heath Ledger's The Joker ... with the tattoo is the motto: "If he bleeds the same blood, never fear him." A riddle - on Toney's forearm ...

It could be that this apparent maniac has tattoos in the film that wink and nod to his character history in the comics. Being self-aware in this way would be a weird way to go for The Joker ...