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Comparision of the voice over actors who have been the voice of False Face with sound clips and images.
False Face is one of the lesser known members of Batman's Rogues Gallery whom made his comic book debut in Batman #113 in February of 1958. False Face is a good old fashioned villainous "Master of Disguise" as he can mimic someone's voice and mannerisms perfectly and he can imitate guards and/or famous people just to steal a lot of money. False Face's true identity is unknown as he is almost always wearing a mask even when he is not impersonating someone (though he is generally known as a normal person who is really good at disguises). In the comics False Face has only appeared occasionally to face off against Batman in which he manages to escape Batman's grasp most of the time but nowadays he is for the most part replaced by the far more known Batman Villain Clayface.
Created by Pokejedservo on Fri Jun 1 2012, 5 Comments, Add Comment
EDITOR'S OPINION
Today on the Batman VC section we take a look at one of the lesser known foes in Batman's Rogues Gallery... FALSE FACE! Let us begin...Townsend Coleman- While Townsend's voice for the role is decent as it does work with a seemingly normal guy whom also happens to be a shape-shifter. But still Townsend's performance does suit on how False Face is a fairly opportunistic criminal and this is a somewhat interesting change of pace for his work. So in other words its a pretty good example of Townsend's work and of the voice work in the show.
Corey Burton- Corey's somewhat rough voice does work for the role pretty well as he does try to play the role as a good old fashioned comic book villain pretty well even if his work does come off as kind of generic. But to be fair while False Face appeared in a few episodes of the series he only had a couple of lines in one episode so its not like Corey had all that much to work with here. But still its a decent example of Corey's voice work in the show but certainly not one of his better performances.
Overall neither of these guys are perfect but they are not bad but I will go with Townsend a bit more (even if it is because he had a little bit more material to work with here.).
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said at 10:31 PM on Fri Jun 1 2012
I like Townsend, he sounds a bit less generic
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said at 11:23 PM on Fri Jun 1 2012
@GothamRed I actually think Burton sounds less generic. Usually it's his 'voice of god' voice but not here.
Replysaid at 11:29 PM on Fri Jun 1 2012
@Aquafox84 well less generic for burton, but I meant that it's less generic gangster and more natural sounding
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said at 11:55 PM on Fri Jun 1 2012