While voice actor like Mark Hamill, Kevin Conroy, Richard Moll, John Glover get a lot of praise. These are ones that I feel don't get enough recognition.

John Vernon: Rupert Thorne, John Vernon was a great addition to the Animated Series. I genuinely believe he defined the role. He had a very pompous voice. He brought a lot of personality to the role that made him stand out from the other crime lords. It was always a treat having him appear. I'm glad that Thorne was a reoccurring character.

Robert Costanzo: Detective Harvey Bullock, Harvey Bullock is another character defined by the voice actor. Costanzo really made Bullock a character to remember. He was loud, obnoxious, and always had an opinion about something. He was eating or drinking constantly. He was always doing little things like that that made the character more enjoyable.

Henry Polic II: Johnathan Crane/The Scarecrow, I loved Henry's job as the Scarecrow. I also thought Jeffrey Combs did a great job. But I was always sad that they didn't bring Henry back for the New Batman Adventures but Jeffrey does fit the character redesign better in the New Adventures. Henry was a very educated and dramatic voice for the character. Now these days Scarecrow is either high pitched and cackling or deep and scary. I liked that Henry was able to bring something different from the two typical approaches. 

Roddy McDowall: Jervis Tech/The Mad Hatter, I like how they got another actor from the Adam West Batman show and got him a reoccurring role as the Mad Hatter. He had such a gentle voice that could be volatile at times. Passionate the rest of the time. 

Diane Pershing: Pamela Lillian Isley/Poison Ivy, Persbing was another voice actor from the original series I'm glad made it all the way through multiple shows. She was not only a very attractive voice. She was able to bring layers of anger, annoyance that really made her more than just a beautiful woman. 

George Dzundza: The Ventriloquist and Scarface, George did a really good providing two different voices for the characters. I'm glad he was able to give Scarface a cheesy mob voice that also had personality and that wasn't to over the top. I like that Arnold is very different and is shy and meek without sounding to similar to Scarface. 

What do you guys think?


TOP Underrated Animated Series Voice Actors (Batman The Animated Series)