Key Moments Revealed In New Images From “Batman: The Long Halloween, Part One”

Posted on June 18, 2021June 18, 2021 by John Schwarz

Great moments are the foundation of a memorable film, and Batman: The Long Halloween, Part One is filled with them – as depicted in four new images released today by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment.

Produced by Warner Bros. Animation and DC, the feature-length animated Batman: The Long Halloween, Part One will be distributed by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment on Digital and Blu-ray next Tuesday, June 22, 2021.

As romances go, few are quite as intense, complicated or otherwise enthralling as the mesmerizing chemistry between Batman/Bruce Wayne and Catwoman/Selina Kyle. Jensen Ackles (Supernatural, The Boys) and the late Naya Rivera (Glee) provide the voices of Batman and Catwoman, respectively, in Batman: The Long Halloween, Part One.

Batman: The Long Halloween covers an entire year of serial killings in Gotham City, starting with the first murder by the Holiday Killer: mobster Johnny Vitti, assassinated in his own bathtub, and an ominous jack-o’-lantern left at the scene.

Harvey Dent gives a foreshadowing of his villainous, conflicted future when allowing a coin flip to decide his next move in a key scene from Batman: The Long Halloween, Part One. Josh Duhamel (Transformers, Jupiter’s Legacy) provides the voice of Harvey Dent, while Jensen Ackles (Supernatural, The Boys) supplies the voice of Batman.

Scenes in Arkham Asylum offer another glimpse into the stylized art direction of Batman: The Long Halloween, Part One. That’s where you’ll find the notorious Calendar Man toying with his visitors Batman and Police Captain James Gordon – seen here in the reflection of the glass front of Calendar Man’s cell. David Dastmalchian (The Suicide Squad, Dune, Ant-Man, The Flash) provides the voice of Calendar Man opposite Jensen Ackles (Supernatural, The Boys) as Batman and Billy Burke (Twilight, Revolution, Zoo) as James Gordon.

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