Kevin Smith on Kevin Conroy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Kevin Smith shares a few personal anecdotes about the recently departed voice of Batman himself, Kevin Conroy.
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I’m Ryan, the guy in Dallas who asked the question, and I’m shocked and honored he posted this! I created a web serial called MYSTERY OF THE BAT-MAN, so Conroy’s portrayal is near and dear to my heart.
Thank you for your question.
That was great!
Beautifully put.
Right on I got to see those.
right on.
_"As a man I'm flesh and blood. I can be ignored. I can be destroyed. But as a symbol, as a symbol I can be incorruptible, I can be everlasting."_
And Kevin Conroy is everlasting. RIP Batman.
And that gets an "Amen".
@@claycollins9852 facts!
shut up nobody cares
this is such a weird preformative virtue signal
"i have never heard of this guy, the person singing accolades to this guy has never heard of this guy, but let me clap anyways"
kevin smith doesnt care
you dont care
the guy asking to sing him praises probably doesnt care unless he specifically loves that series or depiction of batman. probably not.
Kevin Conroy is the true vengeance, the true night, and the true BATMAN!!!
His legacy will never be forgotten
He thanks the fan for the question that lets him talk about something that is obviously on his mind, and ours.
It all worked out.
Rest in peace Kevin. You are the forever Batman voice in my head.
One can tell that the tears Kevin Smith holds back here are real; he really feels a loss from this. Thank you for posting.
Kevin Smith held back tears?! My man needs to practice that more…
@@fightindice6227 no.
@@fightindice6227 let the man feel. He, just like the most of us, lost a piece of our life that effected us greatly. If he wants to shed a few tears then let him. He's allowed to.
Well try to get up with appearance trying to bottle up emotions.
Thank you for sharing this video Kevin. He truly was a gift, and he will forever be the definitive Batman. It still feels like he is here, and sadly he isn’t. Thank you Kevin Conroy, for everything.
Man Kevin has me crying over here... but he is right I mean I hear Kevin Conroy voice everytime I read a Batman Comic, Book, or Batman Meme. R.I.P Mr. Conroy you will be dearly missed but not forgotten you will live on in our hearts and minds
He will always be OUR Batman
Rest In Peace Kevin Conroy aka Batman
It’s mad how many people can talk about this actor’s incredible legacy while also trying to make some stupid competition with other actors.
@@TheFlash-rh2eli mean generations after us will not get to experience it the same way we did, they will have other actors that they define as their batman but this is the one we grew up with and always enjoyed hearing as THE Batman
So beautifully spoken. Conroy will always be the Batman we hear forever. He still had so much left in him to give, with Mark , too. Forever my Batman.
I remember when I met Kevin Conroy at the SDCC in 2017. We talked a little bit about Adam West, and I ALSO told him it was HIS voice I always heard in my head whenever I read those Batman comics, let him know that my friend said he was one of the BEST people to ever play Batman (even though he was never in front of the camera), and that I always thought he was the same age as Adam West (though he told me Adam West was already older than him when he 1st became Batman). It was also nice to see him 1 last time at the LA Comic-Con in December of 2021. Sad he died at such an early age:(
Wow man , what a great read this was , had Adam west passed away at that point and if so what did you talk about , would have loved to have met him man .
@@lasthope3237 Only talked to him about how old they were in comparison, when he 1st met Adam West, if he was a good person to work with, and also thought it was a really big coincidence that I finally met him only when the guy before him passed away that same year. I also mentioned about like him...Christopher Daniel Barnes was the guy I always heard in my head for Spider-Man (with some other characters from that show for other comics as well). Everything else I talked to him about was in my previous comment.
Thank you for being the soft spoken, soft hearted storyteller that you are, Kevin. We love you for it.
Speak for yourself.
@@megaruhe6296 Do you think I'm the only one?
@@megaruhe6296 man stfu and go somewhere else.
@@megaruhe6296 You're the only one here speaking for yourself.
@@cnkclark yep. As all people should speak for themselves and not for others.
Kevin Conroy will be dearly missed. He brought Batman to life for so many of us fans
You must very proud of Kevin Conroy, Kevin. He’ll always be our Batman
He was best Batman ever he never be forgotten his legacy live Forever RIP Kevin Conroy you always be Batman🙏🙏🙏🙏
I'm happy for you Kevin Smith. The great Kevin Conroy was such a generous and incredible human being. My family got me some Cameos for my 40th birthday and Kevin Conroy's went for like 5 minutes, we had never met but he shared a piece of his heart in that clip while also performing as Batman. He played his part and in his part made the world a better place, God bless him.
as someone who never met the man, I'm sad, so i can't imagine how his family and friends feel. So sorry for the loss of your friend Kevin, know that he is absolutely missed. My bf's brother met him at a con a few years ago and kept talking about how much I loved him and how he is my batman so he wanted a picture for me, kevin thought it was really sweet and gave him one for himself and me. I have it and I treasure it.
If at 3:47 you don’t at least feel something emotional, you are not a human being. This video really hits me. I hate that Kevin Conroy is gone, but it has been so wonderful to hear all of these stories about what a great person he was. Like Kevin Smith says, he’ll always be my Batman, and I’ll always hear that voice when I read Batman. RIP Kevin Conroy.
I had the honor of meeting Kevin Conroy at a convention in 2016. Mr Conroy was super nice and friendly a very sweet man.
As sad as I am for his passing, isn't it great that we have this amazing archive of his work through the animated show and movies and even the arkham games. His voice was so comforting . I really loved when playing the game you would listen to his internal monolog, and his voice was reassuring and so calm despite the fact that you were literally fighting and surviving madness. He will truly be missed.
That moment when the emotion hit when you mentioned having a conversation with him just two weeks ago... I felt that. It's so surreal to think one moment these amazing figures and inspirations are present and then the next, they're just gone.
Kevin Smith always gives the most heartfelt reactions to things. This legit made me tear up smh.
I remember this podcast. He revealed he went to Juilliard with Superman (Christopher Reeve), his roommate was Robin Williams, he had an alcoholic father which gave everyone hope who experiences that. He defined what acting is, which was incredible. It was one of the greatest episodes of podcast.
His career as being the guy everyone goes back to for Batman, it's self explanatory. I grew up on him, he was my Batman. I've never cared for Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer, George Clooney, Christian Bale , or Twilight. In (Episode aired September 15, 1992)
• Season 1 Episode 10
"Nothing to Fear", was the episode that has stayed with me forever. Bruce runs into an old schoolmate of his father, it goes a little something like this:
"Your father and I went to school together. What respect Wayne Enterprises use to command, he'd be ashamed if he saw what you turned it into, billionaire playboy! Your father would be ashamed!" And with the fear toxin from Scare Crow on him, it manipulates him into believing it.
He sees himself as a failure. And he only the way he overcomes it, is the moment that stays with us forever. "I am not a failure. I am vengeance, I am the night, I am BATMAN!"
-Kevin Conroy
He's not really gone, whenever a comic book gets read that involves Batman/Bruce Wayne, we hear Kevin Conroy. He belongs to the ages. His work with that character (of American mythology) lives forever. You will be missed sir, always, may you rest in peace. And thank you!
The feeling is palpable. Ooof. This one hurts. I too will always hear Kevin Conroy’s voice in my head when I read any Batman comic.
Exactly what I needed to hear to process the loss. RIP, Kevin Conroy, I'll forever hear your voice echoing throughout my head while I read comics for years to come.
So awesome to know that some of our heroes really are amazing people.
What a moving tribute to an amazing actor gone too soon. Since I live under a rock I didn't know the man had passed. Kevin had me tearing up toward the end. Rest in Power Batman.
Not many "celebritiy" deaths have stung me like this one did.
To think I'll never hear Batman again leaves a really strange, sad void inside.
RIP Kevin Conroy.
Legend.
You know when a certain celebrity passes away and they’ve had this enormous impact on you personally, seeing the news kind of makes you feel this massive gasp and sick feeling in your stomach. Like all the air comes out of your lungs and your gut feels heavy. I’ve had this feeling multiple times before. The first thing being when Lemmy Kilmister passed away in 2015 because he appeared like a god to me with his music. Kevin Conroy with the animated series, Batman beyond, the Justice league, justice league unlimited, static shock, the Arkham series, and the animated movies. This guy was the definitive voice in my head when I even thought about the caped crusader, when I was reading the comics or reading the forum’s online, or even the watered down children’s books in the library when I was little. It was Kevin’s voice. I’d be lying if I didn’t say that I shed some tears when I read the news. And you wish as a fan that you could’ve done something, but after hearing his personal opinions on death and acceptance you can’t help but respect that and just want the dead to rest. But the impact that he had on the character basically made him into the definitive Batman that we all know and love, and for me now going on 22 years old it will be hard for me to believe in someone else playing that voice without wanting it just be a continuation, like Batman should grow with the times at this point because I don’t want to hear a replacement for Kevin Conroy, I want to hear a person to Don the cape and cowl like how Batman beyond was. Rest in peace Kevin you made my childhood
Was at your show in Charleston just before halloween. Clerks III had me in tears, my wife asked why the f*ck I was crying. My response was I grew up with these characters. Your Q&A sessions make me feel like we've known each other personally for the past 25 years. Thank you for being the person you are.
I've been waiting days now for this. Would love to hear him and Marc talk about it on Fatman Beyond!
I knew Kevin would have something to say about this. Glad to hear about those fond memories, but also so sad to hear they had only talked just weeks ago before he passed. When Kevin told that story it felt like Stan Lee all over again. I remember the same thing happened with Stan, talking about getting together soon only for him to pass before they could.
I totally get what Kevin said about having that voice clip of Batman telling him he's doing good. I watched a tribute video for Kevin Conroy from a reviewer I'm subbed to and it included a cameo video a fan had that they sent to them of Kevin Conroy (likely some time during the pandemic) doing a little Batman voice for the recipient, but also going on to talk about his thoughts on Bruce/Batman as a character and giving a beautifully inspirational speech about togetherness and love. It made me cry, but it also helped me greatly in coping with his passing. Even in death, that man provided hope and comfort without knowing it. He was an absolute gift to this world.
All my condolences to the Conroy family, and all those whose lives he touched. You'll be dearly missed, Kevin Conroy. ❤
For the love of all Conroy fans, please post his Fatman on Batman interview! It’s one of my favorites and would be a great memorial to him!
Thanks for all the great content
Oof. This is heavy. Kevin shares the exact same memory of Conroy's Batman that I have in being there for the debut of The Animated Series. I remember seeing an ad for the show a week or so before it dropped and it was the Man-bat episode and I just remember being blown AWAY with everything. That was in '92 and I was just twelve at the time. I'm 42 now and I don't usually get emotional, not that much anyway, at celebrities passing away. But Conroy. Ooh boy. Like Smith said: "He was SOOO awesome at his job that from then until now and forever he's always the voice I hear in my head when I read the comics." Both Bats and Bruce. And he'll forever be Batman. He embodies the character better than ANYONE. Even West or Keaton. Just like Hamill's Joker. They ARE/were those characters brought to life. And he'll forever be deeply missed. Thank you, Kevin Conroy for not just being Batman but for being the best Batman but my definitive Batman for over 30 years and beyond. RIP Kevin Conroy 😞😢😞
Kevin was my Batman. His portrayal helped in the wirst times as a kid and as an adult. It helped me grow in so many ways, so many lessons i still learn from his portrayal but the fact that his voice made the lessons hit that much harder made the imagination a little more real. Thank you comic book cukture and thank you Kevin Conroy
Thanks for celebrating Kevin so wonderfully ❤ he will always be Batman 😢😢
Dang your story telling ability is legend at this point, but this genuinely brought tears to my eyes. RIP to the GOAT Batman.
Thanks Kevin. Your heartfelt words really moved me. And thanks to the other Kevin...gone but never forgotten.
This was a beautiful thing. Thank you Kevin.
Thank you for this story and tribute, Kevin.
Mr. Conroy will surly be missed. He was my Batman, my Bruce Wayne for sure. That was my generation of Batman.
Thanks for this. A part of my childhood is gone forever now. I agree with Kevin. Whenever I read Batman, I'll forever hear Conroy in my head. RIP TO A LEGEND.
Thank you Kevin for sharing this with all of us. Conroy will always be my Batman as well... watching this brought me to tears but so worth it just to hear your thoughts on a great man!
Thank you sir. You just spoke for so many people.
Kevin Conroy’s voice will forever live in my head rent free whenever I read a Batman book.
TY, Kevin. I’ll cherish my memory of working directly with Kevin; wherein I wrote dialogue (alongside Marv Wolfman and the late-great, Dwayne McDuffie), cast, and directed Mr Conroy in an iconic role. An honor to watch him work. RIP, Mr Conroy.
Kevin Conroy was a truly rare gem. Exceptionally gracious, talented and *The Batman* for so many fans. First I had the 1989 Batman by Michael Keaton, then Kevin Conroy became the voice of comic book Batman for me after the Animated Series started. I was so glad he got to be Bruce Wayne on screen in the CW's "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover shows.
r. i. p.
Kevin thank you so much for sharing this with all of us, this made me cry, I miss him so damn much, I mean, he was my Batman too, him and his iconic voice resonated with me so much, I wish I could have met him so much, everyone who’s met him only has the nicest things to say about him, just like you did right here, that was such a sweet thing that he did for you to tell you that you were doing a good job, I am so glad that you had that experience with him..❤️
RIP Kevin Conroy, thank you for being our Dark Knight!🦇
Wow, I never thought I'd have tears running down my cheeks, listening to Smith's connection to Conroy.
I watched BTAS when it first came out on tv, back hm in Singapore too. It's one of my faves, besides the Justice League 5 seasons!
Losing Kevin will forever leave a hole in all those who experienced him.
This made me cry man. I really wish I could have met him.
Smith's words come right from my heart, too, and they're just bringing everything flooding out now. Kevin Conroy is and always will be my one true Batman. It's finally just now starting to sink in that he's gone and I can't stop crying. I wish I could have met him. I'll always be a lifelong fan, but for me ... Batman died last Thursday, too. 😭
Thank you so much, Kevin. I wish I could tell you how much you impacted my life. Or, who knows ... maybe I'll still yet get to someday. But not yet. 😊
To everyone out there who's facing any hardship that seems impossible to overcome, whether you're a Batman fan or not, just remember ... everything is impossible until someone does it. I don't know what you're going through, but you can beat it. Batman would believe in every one of us without hesitation.
"I clipped it on my next three phones"
Who wouldn't?! Such a great man, wonderful story, and thank you for sharing
A touching tribute, Kevin. I'm sorry for your loss.
Goddamn that was beautiful, RIP to the legend
It’s very moving and touching to hear you speak of Kevin like that! You should release the full interview here for free! I use to listen to the original "Fatman on Batman" and re-play lots of the interviews. I know that there is a subscription to listen to the old podcast episodes, but as someone from a third world country I can’t afford it! And it’s a shame that all those voices, including Mr. Conroy’s, are beyond a paywall, when they were originally for free!
I was holding back my own tears as he was going through his time and experience with the legendary voice of Batman. I will also miss him as the one and only voice for Batman. RIP Kevin Conroy.
God. As Mr. Smith so eloquently said here, Kevin Conroy was...no, *_IS_* the definitive Batman for at the very least, a generation. But probably for far more than just one generation. And I'm sure that most people had/have the same experience as Kevin Smith and I did where not long after falling in love with BTAS, whether you watched it as it aired back in the day or you just started watching it for the first time two weeks ago: Conroy's voice becomes the Batman/Bruce Wayne voice you hear in your head as you read his dialogue in the books. So R.I.P. to one of the greatest, most iconic, and most memorable voiceover artists of all time.
But, on another note, can I just say: I fucking love you Kevin Smith. You are by far one of the most amazing and beautiful human beings I can imagine. Obviously I don't know you personally so I can't say from experience. But in today's day and age, with the sheer volume of content, how much of celebrities' lives are out there for us to see, it's not unrealistic to be able to make a fairly accurate judgement of their character and what they're like as normal human beings. And this video here is a perfect example of who Kevin Smith is. Even as someone who is already a gigantic comic book fan, he makes me want to step my game up even more. The pure passion and heart that he puts into everything he does, from the media that he is creating himself, to even just a little few minute thing where he's answering someone's question like this video. His personality never fails to shine through and it is quite clear that if more humans were like Kevin Smith, the world would be a happier, more caring And loving, more artistically and creatively beautiful...overall, just a much, much better place.
So, in summation (lol) R.I.P. to the great, Kevin Conroy, the god. And thank you Kevin Smith for all you do, and for you just being you. You, sir, are more than a national treasure. You're an intergalactic, nay interuniversal, nay interdimensional treasure.
Okay. Diatribe complete.
Batman “Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?”
Green Arrow “ we will”
Was my favorite Kevin Conroy part from JL
made me cry, a truly touching memory, thank you for sharing
Kevin's passing is devastating I've gotten to see him 3 times in the past 8 years the first time I met him I told him I was 2 years old when the Animated Series came and he said "got you early" in his regular voice but still sounded like Batman! Rest In Power Detective🦇
Absolutely beautiful Kevin. I totally relate to everything you said and felt. Thanks for sharing brother.
RIP- THE Batman!
Kevin you were one of the first people I thought of when i saw that Kevin Conroy had passed because I knew how much of a fan of his you were. Mr. Conroy was a staple of many kids lives with BTAS he will be greatly missed.
Kevin hit the nail on the head, even now that he is gone, for as long as I’m reading comics I will always hear his voice on my head
Dammit Smith you made me cry. EXCELLENT tribute to the legendary Conroy!!
i legit cried at work when i read the news forever a fucking legend and a icon to us 80's and 90's kids
growing up, I always loved how time would pass and Kevin Conroy always returned and reprised his role as batman in different animated movies and video games throughout the years. every time he came back, it was just as exciting as the next. He's been batman for so long that I can't imagine anyone else voicing batman. He's been batman for almost all my life and i was so used to his voice as batman. I got many batman figures, when I look at them i just picture Kevin's voice in my head. This sucks that he is gone, and i am really bummed, , you can tell that the role of batman was something he was really passionate about and he perfected being batman and Bruce Wayne. He put himself in Bruce Wayne using his regular voice and the character forever became like a part of him. When I saw what Kevin Conroy looked like I never would imagine batman's voice coming from him, but when he does the voice and you look at his mannerisms you completely forget and totally see the dark knight. I never wanted to live in a world where Kevin wouldn't be batman anymore. He was truly an extremely talented individual.
Kevin Conroy was my first autograph at my very first comic con. He was such a nice guy and I feel privileged to get to meet and greet hiM. Played a huge role with my childhoo with the animated series and the Arkham games. R.i.p Kevin conroy
It's awesome he mentions the scene with Ace that makes him cry because I believe out of AAAAAALLLLLLL the scenes he did as Batman, THAT scene is by far the most powerful one he did as the character.
4:45 “okay Batman” 😭😭😭😭 man everyone you see talk about Kevin respected and loved him so much, his affect will be felt for ages to come
Beautiful words. World will forever miss the voice of Batman
Kevin Conroy, his voice, his casting, his absolute god tier portrayal of a character directly and indirectly lead to some of the greatest stories ever told, stories that I and others will never forget, stories I feel are a part of me. They’re not factual, but they have truth in them. Losing in Kevin Conroy feels like I’ve been told that we have lost bad bad. It feels like I am living in Gotham, and the guy who’s been protecting Gotham is no longer around. It actually does feel like that. And Batman, contrary to belief, actually does have a power. He never, ever gives up. He gets his ass kicked a lot. He loses a lot. His ideas and beliefs are constantly challenged and constantly mocked. But he still fights on. In the Justice League episode “Wild Hearts” Joker takes advantage of a girl with psychic powers and he almost kills Batman. Batman doesn’t give up. Millions of people are saved. And later, the same telepath is dying because of her powers. Batman finds her and holds her hand so that she doesn’t have to die alone.
It was Kevin Conroy who brought that protector and guardian to life. I never got to meet him, sadly. But he’ll always live on for me in every one of his performances.
Kevin Conroy also plays an older Bruce Wayne in Batman Beyond, and he tells his successor, “It’s not Batman that makes you worthwhile, it’s the other way around. Never tell yourself otherwise.”
Kevin Conroy made a hero. Kevin Conroy was a hero.
This was so wonderful I can't even put it into words how beautiful this was thank you.
Remember Kevin talking about watching The Animated Series at the video store.
👍🏻
This was extremely moving. I think I’m going to pop-on Arkham Knight, play it on the hardest difficulty and go out the way Batman was supposed to go out during the Knightfall Protocol. It seems fitting. Thank you for your story, he’s the voice I hear when I read Batman also 🖤
Its beautiful how many people Kevin influenced with his talent and kindness , i will always regret not meeting him while he was still alive.
We usually say this to comfort others but Kevin Conroy will always live in my heart , this time for real.
Everytime i read something batman , i am going to hear his voice 🥲
Kevin smith does the absolute best reviews, and gives such emotional takes love it!
Kevin is such a standup guy he was thankful the guy asked him this question so he could get it off his chest and man I’ve been teary eyed since he died 😢
Beautiful words about The Batman to so many I grew up with Kevin Conroy as my Batman and he forever will be. Thank you for sharing this Kevin Smith
Perfect.
That idea of the BTAS episodes that really hit you in the feels is great
“I’m lucky to have had him in my lifetime as my Batman” 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 I felt that deep in my soul. The voice of my entire childhood. Practically my entire life.
This was absolutely moving. Thank you Kevin. Both of ya.
This show changed so many lives. It changed animated TV. Before BTAS, cartoons were your typical affair with the villain of the week and the purpose was to sell toys. BTAS gave these villains backstories and got across that not everyone is born evil but we are broken by tragedy, our circumstances and everyone is capable of having a bad day. A generation of children from different races, cultures and other backgrounds that watched this show are now grown with their own children and helping others in their communities as lawyers, doctors, firefighters, cops etc. Not because they could be Batman, but because of Batman’s ideal which is to help others.
Thank you for everything Mr. Conroy.
I think i’ll be dehydrated from all the ugly crying I’ve been doing since Saturday 😭 💔 @KevinSmith thank you for posting this, thank you for the “Kevin Conroy is the greatest human being” stories… just thank you man… rest in peace Kevin Conroy 💖🙏🏻 your voice will always be the voice I hear when I read anything Batman 🙏🏻 thank you…
Thanks for putting this out. It was really nice to hear.
Kevin Conroy will ALWAYS be my Batman. Rest In Peace Batman.
I love the camera nodding in agreement at the beginning when he says B:TA is the best.
Kevin was great , I remember when it first aired I recorded every episode from day one till the end of the season on VHS . I sent them all to my brother while he was in the army training at fort Polk. it's the batman I get in my head when I think of batman . I was giddy when I found out Mark Hamel and Kevin were reprising thier roles in the arkhsm games.
I was given a Cameo for my birthday from Kevin, it was a beautiful 6 minute long video of him telling me to pursue my dreams and how as long as you are doing what you love. You will always be the richest person alive.
I can't believe he's gone, but I will always be grateful that I got to hear Batman say my name.
This will never get easier. But we are all so lucky that for so many of us He is OUR Batman. Thank you Kevin. I hope he knew how much he means to us all.
Kevin Conroy is the voice of Batman in generations of heads now and forever. That scene you mentioned with Ace... ohh boy. I am just... a little part of him lives on, not just in memory, but active memory as the voice of a strong but kind man who dressed up as a bat to seek justice, whether it be personal justice or societal justice. So few people get to have that kind of an impact on generations of people. I have two kids 6 years old and when its time, he'll most likely be the voice of their Batman all their lives as well because I'll be whipping out Batman TAS for them.
Kevin's passing hit even the viewers hard, its Chris Reeve all over again. I can't imagine what its like for those of you that met or knew him. Rest In Peace Kevin.
I was lucky enough to meet Kevin Conroy at GalaxyCon Raleigh, he was one of the nicest people ive ever met and hes what helped inspire me to follow my passions to be a Voice Actor, a mini painter and just trying to be a good person
Michael Keaton will always be my number 1 Batman. Those 2 Tim Burton movies made me a fan of Batman. When the animated series came and I saw that intro, with the same batmobil and the musical theme as the Tim Burton movies with the Elfman score... I felt like the animated series was like a spiritual successor to the Burton movies.
Well, the first movie directly inspired the creation of the show, so, yeah, it was.
This is very emotional. You can tell he really cared.
Love to you and yours, Kevin. He's my Batman too.
I got to meet him six years ago and he was so kind!
Kevin Conroy was My Absolutely Favourite Voice of Batman. And to This day The "Batman: Animated Series" is still My All Time Favorite Incarnation of those Characters. That's the show that made me a Batman and Comicbook fan as a young Child. RIP to the Best Batman.
I’m rewatching Batman the animated series on blu ray in remembrance, it destroyed me hearing of his passing…He was..No is My Batman always and forever, He tops the list even above live action because he was the first that impacted me much like how he impacted Kevin Smith, Rest In Absolute Glory Kevin Conroy Our Dark Knight Our Hero ❤
When I was a little kid, I made my dad get me Batman's utility belt. He did what he could, and he got me a belt with a Batman symbol as the buckle. Now the belt itself was toast, but I attached the buckle to a vegan leather belt. The belt buckle is so old, on the back it reads "Copyright 1975 National Periodical Publications." I'll wear it for Kevin Conroy.
Hearing you break down in tears brought the tears back for me.
Kevin's Batman voice, full of determination, bravery and heroism really has inspired my life since I was a little kid.
He will always live in our hearts, you, fellow reader, he means something for you too and Im sure you may have a particular line of his stuck on you forever.
God bless his soul.
Thank you so much for this beautiful gesture
Kevin Conroy has touched millions of people's life through his voice over the last 30 years and his work will live on forever
What was said here honestly touched me, cause you’re right
Mr. Conroy was *so damn good* at what he did, his voice is gonna live on for ever. That cannot be replaced.