“That’s my GOAT”: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part 3 Shares First Look at Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill’s Last Dance as Batman and Joker, DCAU Fans are Ready With the Tissues

Kevin Conroy's last time as Batman.

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  • Kevin Conroy's passing deeply affected fans of the DC Universe, being one of the most iconic figures in the franchise.
  • Crisis on Infinite Earths - Part 3 will be his last time playing the role of Batman, alongside Mark Hamill's Joker.
  • A clip of this scene was recently release and fans cannot help but get emotional.
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There is a great beauty to what Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part 3 is doing—two voice actors who spend a huge part of their careers working together as one of the most iconic duos of all time; The Batman and The Joker. Collaborating for the final time, they get to perform, even though one of them has already passed on.

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An action sequence from Batman: Mask of the Phantasm featuring Kevin Conroy
An action sequence from Batman: Mask of the Phantasm featuring Kevin Conroy

There have never been two actors who have fit as well as Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill did. Both were perfectly suited for the roles they played; both were hired around the same time, and both played the characters for a very long time. The voice of the Bat literally spent the majority of his life in the mind of the character, recording his final words as the Dark Knight before his passing.

Before his untimely passing in 2022, the actor recorded dialogues for two projects, Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part 3 and Batman: Caped Crusader. The first look at the former has finally been released for the world to see. One cannot blame fans for getting emotional.

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Swan Song—A Final Performance

The Tomorrowverse has been in full swing, having already released two of their biggest projects within one year. Starting with Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part 1, which was followed by Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part 2, fans have patiently but relentlessly been waiting for the story to come to its conclusion and end the torment of cliffhangers.

Kevin Conroy in Batman The Animated Series
Kevin Conroy in Batman The Animated Series

The entire Crisis on Infinite Earths story is known for all its cameos, bringing in characters from all corners of the DC Multiverse, from comics, books, shows, and movies. The same has been the case for these movies, with Matt Ryan most famously reviving his role as John Constantine. However, more appearances are yet to come since the third film has yet to be released.

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Discussing Film recently teased the return of two actors in their iconic roles through a short clip. In classic Batman: The Animated Series style, the clip shows Mark Hamill’s Joker getting beaten up by Kevin Conroy’s Batman; for the last time.

Fans Get Emotional Over Kevin Conroy’s Last Role

Kevin Conroy has gone down as a legend in DC’s history. Having been first cast in the role of the Batman in 1992, he played the character for three decades, longer than any other actor in a superhero role. From films to shows, to even specials, he dominated the DC Animated Universe through his versions of the Bat. Every single one of his characters was different, yet they all possessed something that was Conroy in the purest of forms.

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Kevin Conroy voiced Batman in Batman: The Animated Series

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Considering just how big of an impact he has had on the franchise, it is not surprising that fans are so deeply emotional that they have to say goodbye to him a final time. Many referred to the actor’s works as the highlights of their childhoods. The news elicits a bittersweet emotion in the fans, and they would not have it any other way.

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