Kevin Conroy's final Batman performance isn't in video game Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League
Jan. 31, 2024The late Batman actor is set to posthumously appear in two more projects
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Kevin Conroy’s final Batman role won’t be inSuicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, which might dampen some of the controversy surrounding how the character is treated in Rocksteady’s new video game.
Conroy, synonymous with Batman/Bruce Wayne, having voiced him for three decades across multiple movies, series, and video games, also has a speaking role in upcoming Amazon animated series Caped Crusader. It’s not clear whether that will see a reprisal of his role of Batman or in another speaking part.
Originally set for what was then known asHBO Max, it was picked up for a two-season order on Prime Video and will be produced by Batman: The Animated Series co-creator Bruce Timm, J.J. Abrams, and The Batman director Matt Reeves.
While we won’t get into spoiler territory here – even if Kill the Justice League early access usersencountered a bug that completed the game upon logging in– there had been plenty of vocal discourse surrounding how Conroy’s Arkhamverse Batman was treated in the open-world title. Whether that will quieten down remains to be seen, but it’s heartening to know we can hear Conroy behind the cape and cowl one more time later this year.
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