Kevin Conroy

Kevin Conroy will play Batman one more time in Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, but will that experimental title be a worthy send-off?

Another potential issue with Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is that there’s no guarantee Suicide Squad will measure up to the Batman: Arkham games. Given their work on the Arkham titles, odds are good that Suicide Squad will live up to that franchise’s legacy, and that Kevin Conroy’s performance will serve as a satisfying finale to his tenure as the caped crusader. How Rocksteady went from developing a forgotten FPS to one of the most important licensed franchises of all time is nothing short of a miracle. For that matter, the team at Rocksteady obviously had no idea that this would be Conroy’s final Batman performance. As such, there’s a chance the Batman dialogue we heard in that trailer is about as much as we’ll get before Batman is defeated. Sure, he’s one of the game’s most famous antagonists, but the subtitle is “Kill the Justice League,” which means gamers will seemingly have to fight the entire Justice League. [last Arkhamverse game](https://www.denofgeek.com/games/suicide-squad-kill-the-justice-league-deadshot-character-swap-arkhamverse-retcon-controversy/) was Batman: Arkham Knight: the worst-reviewed game of their trilogy (though not by much). But one question remains: Is Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League the final Batman role Conroy deserves? The Rocksteady and Batman relationship was soon deemed infallible by many, though that optimistic idea was quickly put to the test. Since many view Batman: TAS as the quintessential Batman show, Rocksteady hired as many people from the cartoon as they could. [Batman: The Animated Series](https://www.denofgeek.com/tv/the-batman-animated-series-you-never-saw/). Given the timeframe, if he was in the game, it would seemingly serve as his final Batman portrayal.