It didn't take very long for the pic to be exposed as a fake, but since it's still popping up online, and many of you Heath fans may still wonder, here is the information HH has at this time.
Jett, webmaster of Batman-On-Film contacted Warner Brothers as soon as he saw the alleged official photo. Their response was that the photo was 100% fake.
Later in the day, the person who created it came forward on SuperHero Hype! and showed which photos he used to make it. This is the same person responsible for the previous fake made from a promotional pic from the film Candy.
Ain't It Cool News, who had originally released the photo and touted it as legit, has retracted their statement with egg on their faces.
Here are two of the photos that the guy used to make the Joker fake.
So there it is, boys and girls.
Take any alleged Joker official photos with a grain of salt. So far, Warner Brothers has not released anything official, and the only photos we have have been taken by Chicago stargazers and Batfans who have been watching the set from rooftops and office windows. ** If you'd like to discuss this article, start a topic in the Heath Watercooler section. You must be registered and verify your email. **