Fan Art Gives 'It' a 'Killing Joke' Twist
09/21/2017 09:16 pm EDT
What do you get when you combine It with Batman: The Killing Joke? If this fan art is any indication you get the scariest clown mashup of all time.
Martin David, who describes himself as a "left handed artist-illustrator" on Instagram, recently posted his take on Pennywise styled as the Joker as depicted in Alan Moore and Brian Bolland's classic Batman story. You can check out the image below.
David's depiction replaces the Joker's laughter with Pennywise's "You'll Float Too!" catchphrase and somehow manages to make Stephen King's creepy clown even more terrifying by giving him a deranged Joker-esque pose.
This isn't the first time fans have made mashups of the homicidal clowns. One fan went so far as to create a creepy trailer masking up the worlds of It and Batman to create a world where The Joker takes on Pennywise to see who is the worst, while last week Boss Logic created a truly nightmarish mashup of Jared Leto's Suicide Squad Joker with Bill Skarsgard's Pennywise.
With all of these mashups, if you didn't have a fear of clowns before you probably do now.
It is currently playing in theaters. The Joker will be headed back to the screen as well. Suicide Squad 2 and a Joker & Harley Quinn movie are both in the works as well as a separate Joker origin movie.
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