Mark Hamill to Voice The Joker Once More!

By Joelgleo
For those who remember the vast roundup post of everything that was missed during Comic-con weekend (see it here) there was a post about Warner Bros. making an adaptation of The Killing Joke. We wondered at the time if Mark Hamill who had pretty much retired as The Joker might pull out the character one more time for perhaps his most famous story. Well it looks like we can say that it's actually going to happen

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According to collider.com, Mark Hamill will voice the Joker in the upcoming animated feature though no other cast has been mentioned. It should be noted that Warner Bros. has yet to make any official announcement but it can be a small grain, because Mark Hamill has tweeted interest in the project and you can bet that if he's interested Warner Bros. will be thrilled to have him back.

The Killing Joke is scheduled to be released some time in 2016.

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