Gotham’s Cameron Monaghan Teases Full Joker Costume

There has been an incredible amount of speculation as to whether or not Jerome was making a turn into the most infamous DC villain of all time – The Joker.

No one has officially commented on the eventual demise of Cameron Monaghan’s character, but his actions and dialogue have made things pretty clear that he’s becoming the Clown Prince Of Crime.

On Tuesday, the actor posted a photo on Twitter that solidifies Jerome’s future. Not only that, but it shows the full debut of the Joker costume, complete with the classic make-up.

The actor is shown making the signature Joker smile, while donning the make-up that he has become so well-known for. A totally white face, slicked back hair, and red lips scream Joker through and through.

As if the debut of the make-up wasn’t enough, the actor is wearing the classic Joker attire in the picture as well. He’s got the dark purple vest, white dress shirt, and what looks to be a bow tie. Every inch of this photo is completely and utterly Joker.

This creepy picture tells fans that The Joker is indeed coming to Gotham, and they may not have to wait much longer. If Monaghan has already tried on the make-up and costume, it’s only a matter of time before the villain appears on camera.

There has been no word yet as to when the Joker could appear on Gotham, or even a word from the network that the character will appear at all. That may mean something, but this incriminating photo means a whole lot more.

You can check out a full look at the Joker photo in the gallery below.

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