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#The clock king series#
The Clock King is such a great underrated villain that I wish they used more of in the series. ' The Clock King ' is the twenty-fifth episode of Batman: The Animated Series and the first appearance of the Clock King in the DC Animated Universe.
I mean, on the whole, there’s really not much more to talk about The Clock King as a whole, this is a really great episode in which Batman faces a villain who became one simply because of one simple mistake. And Rachins perfectly fits the role of the Clock King really well, I like how his performance even has a little bit of Robert De Niro in Cape Fear anytime De Niro said “counselor”. The first Clock King debuted in Worlds Finest. He finally kidnaps Hill and ties him to the minute. When I watched this episode for the first time, I really thought they had gotten either Tom Hanks or his brother Jim Hanks, who usually stands in for spinoffs to projects Tom associates himself with, but as it turns out, Clock King is voiced by Alan Rachins, best known as Doug Brackman on L.A. The Clock King is the name of three supervillains appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. These disasters are a result of Temple Fugate, The Clock King, who is attempting to discredit Mayor Hill. It also helps to have a cool voice to him. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic. I guess what makes The Clock King such a cool villain was that unlike everybody else, he was always so calm, cool, and collected when concocting his evil schemes, he never lost his cool once he became a bad guy, he always had perfect timing, quite literally, when fighting Batman, and he came ready to fight. Discover Rock Around the Clock King by Bill Haley & His Comets released in 1964.
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