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Early this morning, Batman: The Brave and the Bold made its final appearance at San Diego Comic-Con. The gracious panel more than entertained the packed room, and gave us some hints at what's to come in the rest of the season, as well as some sad news as to the fate of the series. The panel for the event consisted of moderator Sam Register, and panelists James Tucker (producer), Michael Jelenic (producer), Diedrich Bader (voice of Batman), John DiMaggio (voice of Aquaman) and Andrea Romano (voice director).
As it is always easier to give the bad news first: it was reported at this panel that the remaining 13 episodes of the second season will be the show's last. Fans of the series were vocally upset at the cancellation of this loved program, with those sentiments being shared by the talent on the panel - especially by the voice of Batman, Diedrich Bader, who called it the best gig of his career. Fortunately for the panel, everybody has future projects to go to, so nobody will be left without a job - this announcement included a hint James Tucker working on an all new Batman series.
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oh good, this poor "justice league" show is going to end.
As it is always easier to give the bad news first: it was reported at this panel that the remaining 13 episodes of the second season will be the show's last. Fans of the series were vocally upset at the cancellation of this loved program, with those sentiments being shared by the talent on the panel - especially by the voice of Batman, Diedrich Bader, who called it the best gig of his career. Fortunately for the panel, everybody has future projects to go to, so nobody will be left without a job - this announcement included a hint James Tucker working on an all new Batman series.
more here
oh good, this poor "justice league" show is going to end.