Reflecting on Kevin Conroy’s Last Batman Performance in “Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part Three

Today marks the release of “Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part Three,” the final installment in the Tomorrowverse saga, now available on digital platforms. This animated film not only concludes a multiversal crossover but also pays tribute to Kevin Conroy, who has been the iconic voice of Batman for over thirty years.

Kevin Conroy’s legacy as Batman began with the acclaimed “Batman: The Animated Series” in the 1990s and has since defined the character across various animated projects. His commitment to the role has endeared him to fans, and his last portrayal in “Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part Three” is truly significant.

In the film, DC’s superheroes are trapped in a pocket universe facing destruction by the Anti-Monitor. In his final act as Batman, voiced by Conroy, he confronts the Joker amidst the chaos. This ultimate confrontation, set against a universe-ending event, is a fitting conclusion to Conroy’s tenure. His parting words, “I care, Joker. About Gotham, about Justice. And if it has to end, at least I go out like this… being Batman,” beautifully capture his dedication to the character.

The movie features a stellar voice cast including Mark Hamill, Alexandra Daddario, Jensen Ackles, Katee Sackhoff, John DiMaggio, Aldis Hodge, and Troy Baker, enhancing the epic finale and making it a must-see for fans.

In 2022, Kevin Conroy passed away at 66 due to intestinal cancer, marking the end of an era. In tribute, Mark Hamill, renowned for voicing the Joker alongside Conroy, announced his retirement from the role.

“Justice League: Crisis on Infinite Earths – Part Three” is now accessible on digital platforms, with a disc release scheduled for next week. Witness Kevin Conroy’s final portrayal as the Dark Knight, a testament to his enduring impact on the Batman legacy and fans across the globe.