10 Wrestlers and their superhero counterparts - Part 1

#6: Bray Wyatt - Joker

The Joker and Bray Wyatt both share cryptic ideologies.

While Dean Ambrose and the Joker do share a lot of similarities, Bray Wyatt also fits the bill for the 'Clown Prince of Crime'. The Joker is notorious for his schemes that seem to have no rhyme or reason to them but once the veil is peeled back, the true motives for his actions are usually explained.

In the cartoons, he usually just wants to bring chaos and mayhem to the masses, but in the movies, his motivations are a lot darker. In the Dark Knight trilogy, he wants to tear the city down and watch it burn. He targets crooks and heroes alike and tries to get Batman to kill him.

Batman doesn't kill him and the Joker's scheme ultimately fails when the two ships he planted bombs on refuse to blow each other up. One ship carries criminals on it while the other just citizens trying to escape.

Bray Wyatt often tries to speak the truth through his twisted mind but it sometimes comes out as riddles wrapped in enigmas. But if you dissect his cryptic words, there is a twisted logic to them.

He too often targeted the 'heroes' of the WWE like John Cena, Daniel Bryan, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns. His rantings were often captivating to behold when he first joined the main roster, but now Wyatt has become the poster boy for all bark, no bite.

It's not his fault for losing practically every feud he's been in, but it's hard to invest as him as a real threat these days. The Joker and Wyatt both want the masses to create chaos.

The Joker often uses his patented 'Joker gas' to corrupt the public while Wyatt uses his words to coax the public into 'following the buzzards'. Both use chaos and mayhem as their calling cards.