Arkham Asylum has been destroyed, and all its inmates have been unleashed upon Gotham City. As Batman races to round up some of his greatest enemies, he is pushed to his physical and mental limits and into a final confrontation with a new threat: the man called Bane!
Director: Jeff Wamester · Writer: Jeremy Adams
Arkham Asylum has been destroyed, and all its inmates have been unleashed upon Gotham City. As Batman races to round up some of his greatest enemies, he is pushed to his physical and mental limits and into a final confrontation with a new threat: the man called Bane!
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Anson Mount
Batman / Bruce Wayne (voice)
Michael Mando
Bane (voice)
Pablo Schreiber
Jean-Paul Valley / Azrael (voice)
Jeff Bennett
Ventriloquist / Scarface / Vincent (voice)
Luis Bermudez
Catman / Doctor / Guard (voice)
Bruce Boxleitner
Commissioner Jim Gordon (voice)
Jessica Camacho
Renee Montoya (voice)
Anthony Crivello
Franco Bertinelli / Priest / Prisoner (voice)
David Dastmalchian
The Riddler (voice)
Jason Flemyng
Mad Hatter (voice)
Jack Griffo
Robin / Tim Drake (voice)
Jason Hightower
The Riddler Henchman / Behemoth / Prisoner (voice)
The last few of DC's animated releases had been less than stellar in my view. However, I was looking forward to this trilogy release of the Knightfall storyline and this is a great first entry from the character designs and voice talents with both Anson Mount (Batman) and Michael Mando (Bane) doing excellent work. If I had one complaint, and they did do a fine job adapting this first chapter, I felt this was a bit too short (clocks in around 78-minutes with credits). Still, looking forward to part 2 which will probably come out in December.