Tributes pour in for Conroy for the 'definitive Batman' who voiced the crimefighting crusader in 15 films and 15 animated series
Tributes pour in for Conroy for the ‘definitive Batman’ who voiced the crimefighting crusader in 15 films and 15 animated seriesFreelance reporter and late editorConroy, best known for voicing the Caped Crusader in cartoons, died on Thursday, according to DC Entertainment.and went on to portray the character in 15 films, TV shows, feature films and video games such as Arkham Knight and Arkham City.
Tributes have been paid by his fellow co-stars Mark Hamill, Diane Pershing and Tara Strong. Hamill – who played the Joker opposite Conroy’s Batman – said in a statement: “He was one of my favourite people on the planet, and I loved him like a brother.”legend Hamill played The Joker opposite Conroy. He added: “For several generations, he has been the definitive Batman.
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