‘The Dark Knight’ to Snail Mail Thanks to Fans From RorysDeathKiss.com

Submitted by HollywoodChicago.com on November 19, 2007 - 10:06am.

RorysDeathKiss.com has been updated below the scroll in the latest round of “The Dark Knight” viral marketing. The new text says in response to fans who dressed up and photographed themselves as the Joker:

What a crime scene! The clock’s struck 12 and I’m sending something special for each and every one of you clowns who made my list by the deadline.

The fun-filled times should roll in shortly after the bird’s been carved! Don’t you just love the taste of envelope glue?

Rory's Death Kiss, The Dark Knight

Fans should be checking their mailboxes around Thanksgiving. As many fans – especially those who had their photos rejected – have been disappointed as of late, hopefully this reward will help to calm the nerves.

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