Collecting the two feature length animated films into one release for your film library, it's Batman: The Long Halloween: Deluxe Edition. Get it on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-Ray and Digital September 20th.
Batman: The Long Halloween Part One is the DC Universe animated feature film serializing the comic book series of the same name written by Jeph Loeb and illustrated by Tim Sale.
Jensen Ackles is cast as the voice of Bruce Wayne/Batman. The late Naya Rivera has recorded the voice of Catwoman. Other cast members include Josh Duhamel as Harvey Dent, Billy Burke as James Gordon, Titus Welliver as Carmine Falcone, David Dastmalchian as Calendar Man, Troy Baker as Joker, Amy Landecker as Barbara Gordon, Julie Nathanson as Gilda Dent, Jack Quaid as Alberto, Fred Tatasciore as Solomon Grundy and Alastair Duncan As Alfred.
Chris Palmer is directing from a script by Tim Sheridan. The two previously paired on Superman: Man Of Tomorrow.
The story presents a Batman early in his career working to track down a revenge who claims his victims monthly, on holidays. The story also features Catwoman and Harvey Dent and presents an origin of sorts for Two-Face.
Batman: The Long Halloween Part Two is the presumed DC Universe animated feature film sequel serializing the comic book series of the same name written by Jeph Loeb and illustrated by Tim Sale. It would be a direct sequel to Batman: The Long Halloween Part One.
The story continues as the Holiday Killer is still at large and, with Bruce Wayne (Jensen Ackles) under the spell of the venomous Poison Ivy, Batman is nowhere to be found. Liberated by an unlikely ally, Bruce quickly uncovers the real culprit: Poison Ivy's employer Carmine Falcone (Titus Welliver). The Roman, his ranks decimated by Holiday and his business spinning out of control, has been forced to bring on less desirable partners -- Gotham City's rogues' gallery. In the meantime, Harvey Dent (Josh Duhamel) is confronting battles on two fronts: attempting to end the mob war while also dealing with a strained marriage. And, after an attack that leaves Harvey hideously disfigured, the District Attorney unleashes the duality of his psyche that he's strived his entire life to suppress. Now, as Two-Face, Dent decides to take the law into his own hands and deliver judgment to those who've wronged him, his family and all of Gotham. Ultimately, the Dark Knight must put together the tragic pieces that converged to create Two-Face, the Holiday Killer, Batman and Gotham City itself.
The cast also includes the late Naya Rivera (Glee) as Catwoman/Selina Kyle, Billy Burke (Twilight) as Commissioner James Gordon, Katee Sackhoff (Batman: Year One) as Poison Ivy, Julie Nathanson (Suicide Squad: Hell To Pay) as Gilda Dent, David Dastmalchian (The Suicide Squad) as Calendar Man & The Penguin, Troy Baker (Avengers Assemble) as The Joker, Amy Landecker (Your Honor) as Barbara Gordon & Carla Vitti, Fred Tatasciore (Avengers Assemble) as Solomon Grundy, Alyssa Diaz (Ray Donovan) as Renee Montoya, and Alastair Duncan (The Batman) as Alfred. In addition, Robin Atkin Downes (Constantine: City of Demons) voices both Scarecrow & Thomas Wayne, John DiMaggio (Batman: The Brave and The Bold) is the Mad Hatter, Laila Berzins (Genshin Impact) is Sofia Falcone, Jim Pirri (World of Warcraft franchise) is Sal Maroni, and Zach Callison (The Goldbergs) is Young Bruce Wayne. Additional voice work was provided by Gary Leroi Gray and Rick Wasserman.
The release will also be accompanied by the latest DC Showcase animated short, Blue Beetle
