Remember when Terry played the Joker like a fiddle cause I sure do
What’s the matter, Batman? No witty comeback? No threat? Then I’ll provide the narration.
Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (2000)
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biteswhenprovoked said: It’s Mark Hamill’s Joker, right? He’s the best Joker.
I am going to be incredibly brave and say YES, Mark Hamill is the best Joker. Please no hate mail!
Look, I just re-watched Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker today, and he had some prime line deliveries in that. And some might point to the flashback scene as the best stuff, I think his quips with Terry are better. With Bruce, he was dedicated to destroying him and so was just being a friggin’ jag– with Terry, he was having fun because he wasn’t taking Terry seriously.
“Well, if it’s a whoopin’ yer a-wantin’!”
What is this from, exactly? At first glance it looks like Wayne Static from the metal band Static-X, but I’m not sure…
It is. He did a song called “Crash” for Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker.
He wore a bat dress.
thelonelyscarecrow asked:
Ah but what about the JLU Batman Beyond episode, "Epilogue"? That features a much older Terry and one that, now that I think about it, does indeed look like Amber's ideal Batman.
Amber’s ideal Batman was more about the face. You could see his eyes, for example, and they were pretty big and expressive, and also the whole lips and rosy cheeks thing. You can’t see Batman: Beyond’s face. It’s entirely covered.
The funeral in “The Man Who Killed Batman” is one of the greatest scenes in animation history.
IIRC, this is the scene the BTAS voice actors had to do in one take because they were laughing too hard for a second.
There’s the Bruce Timm-drawn storyboard sequence in the Batman Animated book from this, when Joker’s up at the podium. I’m always sad to see the animation doesn’t quite match the energy of it.
here we go
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