The Chicago Bulls as the Suicide Squad
The Joker: Dwyane Wade
It’s not to say that Dwyane Wade is crazy.
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He’s shown a bit of emotion during his soon-to-be Hall of Fame career, but he’s not the most insane human being in the world that has no sense of emotion other than laughter. He’s just recognizable and a legend in his own right.
In terms of the Suicide Squad, who is more recognizable than the Clown Prince of Crime?
Wade’s real nickname is “The Flash”, which is rather fitting for this hero-villain trend. It may be Jimmy Butler’s team these days in Chicago, but the most recognizable face of the Chicago Bulls is Robbins, IL’s own.
Plus, what’s more fitting than the awkward pairing of Joker and Harley Quinn (Rondo)? Can you find a better 1-2 combination that seems as odd as the actual pairing? Those two driving around in a pink Lamborghini (like you see in the movie trailer) would make for a good time.
In the world of heroes and villains, The Joker is one of the most famous and one of the cerebral characters in the land. Wade has been known as a savvy veteran who has found unlimited success during his playing days with the Heat.
If you throw in his famous shot fakes to fool defenders on a nightly basis, he seems like the prototypical Joker for this exercise.
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