Tag: Batman: The Animated Series
More Election Fallout on the Entertainment Industry: Justine Bateman and Jim Cummings
I really didn’t plan on writing so much about the fallout from the 2024 Presidential election, but stuff keeps happening, particularly as it pertains to the entertainment world. And given what the last decade or so has been like, it’s a big deal that will almost certainly have ramifications on t...
Read MoreBuilding a Mountain: Harley Quinn in Joker: Folie à Deux
One of the most enticing elements of Joker: Folie à Deux in the lead-up to its release was the promise of another version of Harley Quinn making the leap to live-action. This time, she would be embodied by singer Lady Gaga, which seemed to fit because the film would include several musical scenes....
Read MoreMark Hamill Attacks and Hustles His Fans
Has Mark Hamill lost his mind, or is the real man just now coming out? We’ve had to ask this of a lot of people in the past decade or so, celebrities and average Joes alike, but it’s disheartening when someone who was once universally loved becomes so angry, bitter, and obsessed with partisan po...
Read MoreBatman: Caped Crusader Trailer Takes The Dark Knight Back to His Roots… Kind Of
Batman is going back to the beginning. Today, DC and Amazon released a trailer for the upcoming Amazon Prime series Batman: Caped Crusader. From Bruce Timm, one of the creators of Batman: The Animated Series, Batman: Caped Crusader is based on the earliest Batman comics by Bob Kane (more or less), ...
Read MoreRIP Arleen Sorkin, the Original Harley Quinn
Thursday, actress Arleen Sorkin passed away of multiple sclerosis at the age of 67. She was best known as the original voice of Harley Quinn, originating the character in Batman: The Animated Series. according to Harley’s co-creator Paul Dini, a personal friend of Sorkin’s, she was the i...
Read MoreMark Hamill Probably Won’t Play The Joker Again
The Joker will laugh no more. In an interview with Empire (featured in its print magazine, but the quote can be seen thanks to Screen Rant), Mark Hamill has said that he doubts he’ll lend his voice to Batman’s archenemy again now that Kevin Conroy has passed away. Hamill began voicing the Joker ...
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