Along with delivering a wild cameo of Nicolas Cage as Superman, the big multiverse sequence in The Flash’s climax also featured several deceased DC actors through the use of AI and deepfaking, including Adam West, star of the 1960s Batman TV series. While West passed away back in 2017, the latest of the theatrically-released DC movies gave fans a quick reunion with the affectionately-nicknamed Bright Knight, who fought crime in Gotham City alongside Burt Ward’s Robin. However, it doesn’t end with the Scarlet Speedster-led feature, as West has another posthumous appearance in a DC project lined up, albeit not as the Caped Crusader.
One of the currently-running DC TV shows is Batwheels, a preschool-geared animated series focusing on the various vehicles driven by members of the Bat-Family. The show, which both airs on Cartoon Network and can be viewed with a Max subscription, will kick off a new batch of episodes on September 11, and per Comicbook.com, West will be heard as the voice of the classic 1966 Batmobile in “To the Batmobile,” which airs on September 15, the day before this year’s Batman Day.
