Major details about "The Batman: Part II" may have surfaced inadvertently through Heidi Klum's Halloween costume, according to a report published Monday, November 2, 2026, by TMZ.com.
The connection centers on prosthetics expert Mike Marino, the artist who transformed Colin Farrell into The Penguin for the HBO series and the first "The Batman" film. Marino helped create Klum's elaborate severed hand costume, and his company may have revealed the film's villains in the process.
When prosthetics supplier The Makeup Armoury posted behind-the-scenes photos from its workshop, the images appeared to show, without intent, who Robert Pattison's Batman will face in the sequel. Observant fans identified several head casts sitting on a shelf.
One cast resembled "Game of Thrones" alum Charles Dance. Another appeared to be Brian Tyree Henry, and it carried a small amount of scarring — a detail that lends some credibility to rumors that he will portray Two-Face. Fans also spotted a face bearing a strong likeness to Sebastian Stan positioned beside a storage box labeled "Zsasz," the name of one of Batman's adversaries.
The casting of Stan, Dance, and Henry was announced in May, but these images represent the first possible glimpses at how their characters will appear on screen.
For local moviegoers and Batman devotees, the apparent leak offers an early hint at the direction of the sequel well before any official marketing material has been released. The report was published by TMZ.com on Monday, November 2, 2026, at 3:34 PM PST.