Kevin Conroy’s final performance of Batman in Justice League: Crisis of Infinite Earths Part 3 has been revealed in a recent Twitter (X) post.
Since the actors passing in 2022, it was believed that his last voicing of Batman was in the Suicide Squad Kills The Justice League game that … did not go down well. Many fans believed that the game’s portrayal of Batman was an insult to Conroys legacy, so they will be relieved to know that that was not the last we’ve seen of his Batman.
Beware major spoilers for Justice League: Crisis of Infinite Earths Part 3 below.
Starting with the iconic shot of Batman stood in shadow, lightened by the lightning splitting Gothams night sky, the scene pays homage to Batman: The Animated Series, the show that made Conroy’s voice the Batman voice. Zooming in, Joker, voiced by Troy Baker this time, sneaks up onto the rooftop to try to get one last hit in. Of course, things don’t go to plan and he finds himself
As the world around them slowly disintegrates the Joker says, “I’m flattered. The end of the world and you wanted to spend it with me. I didn’t know you cared.” Holding the villain up, Batman states:
I care, Joker, about Gotham, about justice and if it has to end, at least I go out like this. Being Batman.
In the perfect ending for the arch enemies… Batman gets one more punch in before they are both disintegrated together with the world. With that, the Justice League: Crisis of Infinite Earths trilogy ends with a beautiful tribute to the legend, Kevin Conroy.
Justice League: Crisis of Infinite Earths Part 3 may be Kevin Conroy’s final performance as Batman, but it will not be the last time we will hear him as Batman, because we can rewatch pretty much anything animated Batman movie or series, like the Batman: Animated Series, Justice League and Batman: the Brave and the Bold. As well as replaying the Batman: Arkham Trilogy and the Injustice games.
Source: Engadget
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