In addition to adding Green Arrow as a special, unlockable character Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has signed Hollywood talent to voice the eagerly awaited Justice League Heroes video game. Legendary DC Comics superheroes will be voiced by the likes of Ron Pearlman Key talent, including Ron Perlman (Hellboy, Blade II), Michael Jai White (Spawn, Spawn: The Animation) and Chris Edgerly (Drawn Together, Chicken Little). The game is set for release by Eidos Interactive this fall on PlayStation 2, Xbox and PSP.
Perlman, who has played villains in the animated Justice League TV series, will bat for the good guys as the voice of Batman in the video game. Green Lantern will be voiced by White, who played Spawn on the big screen, while Edgerly will run with the role of The Flash. Other key hires include Crispin Freeman (Viewtiful Joe, Kingdom Hearts II) as Superman, Courtenay Taylor (God of War, Call of Duty 2: Big Red One) as Wonder Woman, Kari Wahlgren (The Wild, Steamboy) as Zatanna, Daniel Riordan (Transformers: Robots in Disguise, Star Trek: Enterprise) as Martian Manhunter and Ralph Garman (Family Guy, The Joe Schmo Show) as Green Arrow. On the villain side, Carlos Alazraqui (Camp Lazlo, Reno 911) will voice The Key, while Peter Jessop (Spawn: The Animation) provides the voice of Brainiac.
Justice League Heroes is developed by Snowblind Studios. Award-winning comic and animation writer Dwayne McDuffie (Static Shock, Justice League, Deathlok) created the story for the action adventure game, which features one- to two-player cooperative combat and role-playing customization as players master each hero’s unique super powers.
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