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Mark Hamill's Joker Returns In Justice League Action Trailer
Remember when Mark Hamill said he was done playing The Joker? Neither do we. Hamill's famed take on Batman's villain has been all over the place recently, and will soon be seen (and heard) again in the forthcoming Batman: The Killing Joke movie, and Justice League Action, a new animated show set to debut this fall on Cartoon Network.
The first episode of Justice League Action was shown to a small group of people at a San Diego Comic Con panel yesterday. Reports from the showing state that the episode parodies Street Fighter II at once point (a small glimpse of which you can see in the video below).
We don't want to spoil how this video game is sewn into the narrative, but the idea is goofy as hell, and may be a tone setter for what we can expect from the show. Regardless, it's nice to see Mark Hamill doing most of the voicework for Joker these days. And before you ask, yes, Kevin Conroy is Batman.
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