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Close Search The Suicide Squad: James Gunn Picked Polka-Dot Man Because He's the "Dumbest DC Character of All Time" The LEGO Batman Movie, DC Comics villain Polka-Dot Man first arrived in Detective Comics #300 way back in 1962 and has been only a laughing stock since that time. He'll get his due in the upcoming film “Polka-Dot Man is great," Gunn told Total Film. "I went and looked online, ‘Who’s the dumbest DC character of all time?’ and it was Polka-Dot Man. We’ve turned that character who’s a sad, pathetic character into a character who’s depressed because people think he�...

CinemaBlend Back when DC first assembled its lethal band of classic villains for a Suicide Squad mission, director James Gunn was busy working for the competition (Marvel Studios) on the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise. But once he was removed from that series, albeit temporarily, Warner Bros. swooped in and offered Gunn a shot at their insane and insanely violent super-villain. The result is coming to theaters and HBO Max in August, and the studio just dropped the latest colorful sizzle reel of the sheer madness that Gunn and his team have in store for DC fans. And in that new trailer com...

What does the man bringing Polka-Dot Man to life think about how The Suicide Squad turned out?

Before he came to be known as Polka-Dot Man, Detective Comics #300 introduced him (fairly accurately) as “the bizarre” Mister Polka-Dot in February 1962. The alter ego of Abner Krill was the collective brainchild of artist Sheldon Moldoff and writer and Batman-co-creator Bill Finger, which is fitting since his debut also depicted his first encounter with the Dark Knight and Robin. As we have already established quite well, Polka-Dot Man is one of several “unusual” villains (putting it lightly) to emerge in the Silver Age of DC Comics, and especially in Batman’s rogue...

The Suicide Squad: every new member ranked by chances of survival Thu Apr 08, 2021 at 2:42pm ET When you join something called The Suicide Squad, your life expectancy is automatically low.  Since its start, DC Comics’ team of super-villains forced into missions for the government has seen a lot of turnover in the ranks. If a villain isn’t killed on the mission itself, they could still run afoul of Amanda Waller, who has no problems getting rid of anyone who gets in her way.  Sign up for our Movie newsletter! While the 2016 Suicide Squad movie had a few casualties, most of the Squad mad...