In this first companion episode of DC High Volume: Batman, host Coy Jandreau sits down with the voice of Batman, Jason Spisak, to discuss portraying the Dark Knight, finding the character’s voice, and more. Then, Coy is joined by Mike Pallotta — DC Creative Director, Animation & Audio Content and Executive Producer for DC on this audio series — to talk about directly adapting Batman: Year One and Batman: The Long Halloween for audio, and working with the cast and crew to create the immersive sound of Gotham City. © & ™ DC. Listen to DC HIGH VOLUME: BATMAN: https://lnk.to/DCHighVolume Learn more at: https://www.dc.com/highvolume Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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hi i'm coy jandro and welcome to dc high volume batman in these very special monthly episodes i'm going to be sitting down with the talent behind this first of its kind audio series as well as the comic creatives who brought us these stories that we're for the very first time directly adapting i As I said, I'm Koi Jandro. I love comic books. I read 50 to 70 comics a week.
I travel doing comic cons for a living. I'm a comic consultant, a comic historian. I'm a comic book correspondent. I love this world. Whether you're a newcomer that has never read a comic in your life, or if you're a veteran like me that has Batman year one tattooed to the back of his mind, you can discover new things in these stories. And I can honestly say I have.
I am so excited that we have covered Batman Year One. Batman has now been formed. He has emerged from the cave. We have seen that turmoil. We have seen what Jim Gordon has gone through. We have heard all of this in a powerful new way. And as of yesterday, we have literally just survived the explosion that will change the dense life forever, that will change Batman lore forever.
We are now into Batman The Long Halloween, which is incredible.
in my opinion one of the best long form stories of all time so i am so honored to say that we have jason spezak the voice of batman himself we have bruce wayne in the studio today as well as a man who is so responsible for getting this show together the executive producer of dc high volume the great mike pilata is sitting down with us today and he is as big of a batman fan as i am or even bigger so i'm very excited to talk all things batman with him so without further ado
Let us light that bat signal. Let's dive in. Let's talk to Jason. Let's talk to Batman. I am sitting down with Bruce Wayne, Batman himself, Jason Spisak. You may also know him as Wally West. You may also know him as Joker in both Batman Hush the movie and Teen Titans Go. And here he absolutely crushes as one of my favorite characters of all time. Jason, how are you, man?
I am super surrealed out by that intro because I was just thinking as you're going through those list of credits, I'm like, I don't know. Is that me? I'm just a fan. I just, I enjoy this. These are my heroes. What are you talking about? And then you're like, as Batman, oh man, that is such an incredible responsibility and a joy and a pleasure. So it is an incredible honor to be here.
All right, Jason, you are well acquainted with this world as both a Batman fan and as the voice of Batman as an actor. But for you personally, what's it like to be Batman, man?
It is insane. It is incredibly humbling. And when I think about Batman, my childhood and when I think about having watched Batman throughout the years and taken in the content that Batman has come into my brain through my life, it's impossible as an actor, you never come to the work just empty as a vessel.
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