If that weren’t enough, the phrase “If I only knew then… what I know now…” is scrawled in the middle of those photos. He is the only person in the photo looking directly at the camera, and in one image the villain’s question mark logo frames the boy’s face. He is also wearing glasses, a key trait of the Riddler. One of the boys in the choir has glasses and bears a striking resemblance to Dano.
Three of the clippings in the center of the collage contain the same image, which seems to show a young Bruce Wayne with his mother and father and a choir in the background. In many of the photos, the eyes of Bruce and what appears to be his father, Thomas, are scratched out.
The news clippings also contain a hint at a childhood connection between Bruce Wayne and the Riddler. (Unless you, like many fans, think that’s the Joker’s laugh at the end of the trailer.) It’s the kind of breadcrumb only an OCD fan (or supervillian) might find, and it’s the only hint of Batman’s greatest rival thusfar in Warners’ latest iteration of the Batman story. Looking very closely behind him is what appears to be a very familiar chin, nose and grin: Those of a Killing Joke-era Joker. In the bottom right, there’s an image of him in profile. It contains multiple photos of Bruce Wayne, as an adult and as a child. Wayne is heard replying, “How am I part of this?”Ī shot of newspaper clippings pinned to a wall 12 seconds in may be a sort of Rosetta Stone for the film.
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