Mark Hamill explains why the Batman Arkham games allowed him to be "a whole new Joker"
One of the most celebrated actors to portray The Joker across all media is actor Mark Hamill. First taking on the role in 1992's Batman: The Animated Series, he quickly became a fan-favorite for his raucous yet still chilling take on the character, serving as a great foil to late Batman actor Kevin Conroy in the classic show and the subsequent animated movies and video games in the decades that followed.
Recently, with the 12th anniversary of Batman: Arkham City, Mark Hamill took to Twitter to share his insights on playing the Joker over the years, and how the celebrated Batman Arkham series allowed him to be a "whole new Joker."
12 years & a day ago today.Freed from the constraints of television's Standards & Practices Dept. (TV censors) & aimed at a more mature audience, the Arkham trilogy was dark, gritty & extremely violent. This was a whole new Joker for me.
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