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Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham
During a panel today at New York Comic Con, Traveller's Tales had a huge collection of reveals for the upcoming Lego Batman 3.
Conan O'Brien will appear in the game and will apparently serve as a guide of sorts for the game.
A DLC pack has also been announced based on the TV show, Arrow. Along with featuring characters from the show, an exclusive level, and vehicles, Oliver Queen/Green Arrow will be voiced by Stephen Amell, who plays Oliver Queen/Green Arrow in the show.
DC Comics' chief creative officer Geoff Johns (in the Green Lantern shirt) and co-publisher and artist for DC Comics Jim Lee (in the Superman shirt) were also shown. Lee apparently throws pencils at enemies as his attack.
Additional announcements include Duck Dodgers as Green Loontern...
...Music Meister, Detective Chimp, Mad Hatter, Deadshot, Deathstroke, Kalibak, and Polka-Dot Man. You will find even more reveals from the panel below including Darkest Knight, Condiment King, Man Bat, and Solar Suit Superman.
You can see the live stream of Lego Batman 3's New York Comic Con panel by heading here. For more on Lego Batman 3, which is coming to nearly every platform on November 11, head here.
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Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham
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