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I know i'm late to the party on this one but I got busy a few months back when I was drawing this and I promised myself I would finish it. Well here it is.

I guess it go's without saying that how much of an impact Kevin Conroy has left. Not only as the Batman that I and countless others have grown up with but as an amazing person. From studying at Juilliard with the likes of Robin William and Christopher Reeve to helping out during 9/11, this man was more then just a guy playing a man dressed as a bat but I can't deny that him playing Batman for over thirty years in animated shows, movies and video games is what I mostly remember him for. I do not doubt that we will have more great Batmen in the future but for me, whether it be animated show, live action or even just reading a comic, Conroy's presents will always be felt.

It's also worth noting that his Batman and Mark Hamill's Joker will go down as probably one of the greatest cartoon archenemies of all time. Even if it's something lack luster like The Killing Joke movie, the obvious chemistry between these two actors always works. Probably becasue they worked together for so long it has become ingrained into are minds when we think of these two comic book characters and that only happened becasue of how well they worked together on Batman the Animated Series, thanks to the help of Bruce Timm, Paul Dini, Eric Radomski and many others who made that show wonderful. But alas, all good things must come to an end and Hamill has said he will not return to voice the Joker which sadly is probably for the best.
It won't be the same but we will never forget, he was vengeance, the night and most importantly he was are Batman. Rest in peace Mr. Conroy.

Description
I know i'm late to the party on this one but I got busy a few months back when I was drawing this and I promised myself I would finish it. Well here it is.

I guess it go's without saying that how much of an impact Kevin Conroy has left. Not only as the Batman that I and countless others have grown up with but as an amazing person. From studying at Juilliard with the likes of Robin William and Christopher Reeve to helping out during 9/11, this man was more then just a guy playing a man dressed as a bat but I can't deny that him playing Batman for over thirty years in animated shows, movies and video games is what I mostly remember him for. I do not doubt that we will have more great Batmen in the future but for me, whether it be animated show, live action or even just reading a comic, Conroy's presents will always be felt.

It's also worth noting that his Batman and Mark Hamill's Joker will go down as probably one of the greatest cartoon archenemies of all time. Even if it's something lack luster like The Killing Joke movie, the obvious chemistry between these two actors always works. Probably becasue they worked together for so long it has become ingrained into are minds when we think of these two comic book characters and that only happened becasue of how well they worked together on Batman the Animated Series, thanks to the help of Bruce Timm, Paul Dini, Eric Radomski and many others who made that show wonderful. But alas, all good things must come to an end and Hamill has said he will not return to voice the Joker which sadly is probably for the best.
It won't be the same but we will never forget, he was vengeance, the night and most importantly he was are Batman. Rest in peace Mr. Conroy.