Whose voice do you hear when you read Spider-Man?

[butters911]

This might sound bad but I always hear my own voice for Spidey. I always hear Chris Walken for Dr. Strange. That makes the stories fun

[Thor]

The voice actor from Spiderman and his amazing friends.

[FSUSpiderFan]

This might sound bad but I always hear my own voice for Spidey. I always hear Chris Walken for Dr. Strange. That makes the stories fun

Actually I hear my own voice as well. Now I hear Bertone for Betty Brant

[jpd13]

For Iron Man I now totally hear Robert Downey Jr.

Yep, me too. He's definitely changed the voice I hear for Iron Man.

[OminousFlare]

For Iron Man I now totally hear Robert Downey Jr.

This. I only got to read Iron Man-related comics after I had watched the movie, a time when I hadn't exactly got as obsessed with Spider-Man comics as I did four months ago, at the start of the year. So, by the time I got to know Downey's personification of Iron Man, I got to read a plentiful of Iron Man guest appearances and cameos in Spider-Man comics from the '70s/'80s using his voice. It's really fun.

[Berserkfury819]

I forgot to mention, while I don't hear Christopher Daniel Barnes as Spidey in my head, I do hear Rosco Lee Brown as The Kingpin.

[OminousFlare]

I do hear Rosco Lee Brown as The Kingpin.

Same here. There's practically no one else better for playing Kingpin. Certainly not the black fat man.

[Berserkfury819]

I do hear Rosco Lee Brown as The Kingpin.

Same here. There's practically no one else better for playing Kingpin. Certainly not the black fat man.

Uhhh, actually Rosco Lee Brown was black.

[OminousFlare]

Uhhh, actually Rosco Lee Brown was black.

Yyyyyyyeeeeeaaahhh, so? The Kingpin he voiced (assuming this is TAS Kingpin we're talking about) isn't.

[spidertour02]

I do hear Rosco Lee Brown as The Kingpin.

Same here. There's practically no one else better for playing Kingpin. Certainly not the black fat man.

Not this shit again ...

[Sarcasmic]

Josh LeBar for sure as Flash Thompson, I always hear that cheesy laugh of his. (Spec Spidey Flash).
Same with Lacy & James Arnold Taylor for Gwen and Harry. Even in their older carnations.
And Tricia Helfer for Cat.

[FOOM]

I don’t know how many here have heard the Spider-Man Rockomic LP that came out in 1972, but the voices they used for those characters were great. Also the voices for the characters on Power Records “Mark Of The Manwolf” were great, so as a kid those were the ones I most often heard in my head until the 90s Spiderman cartoon came out, and then I started hearing more & more of those.

[jpd13]

I don’t know how many here have heard the Spider-Man Rockomic LP that came out in 1972, but the voices they used for those characters were great. Also the voices for the characters on Power Records “Mark Of The Manwolf” were great, so as a kid those were the ones I most often heard in my head until the 90s Spiderman cartoon came out, and then I started hearing more & more of those.

It was Brad's post on the home page about the "Mark of the Manwolf" Power Record that made me think about this thread. When I was a kid, hearing the voices on the record really threw me off. That's because to me, Spider-Man sounded like Paul Soles from the '60's cartoon.

[Thrawn]

Christopher Daniel Barnes for me. I remember watching the 90s series when it started airing. I don't much care for it today, but he did the definitive adult Spider-Man for me to date.

Batman is Kevin Conroy for me. Sometimes I hear Keaton's voice though. The Joker varies, most of the time it's Hamil , but occasionally it's Jack Nicholson. Two Face, Harley, and Ivy are forever imprinted as the voice actors from the animated series when I see them.

[BertoneBeatle]

This might sound bad but I always hear my own voice for Spidey. I always hear Chris Walken for Dr. Strange. That makes the stories fun

Actually I hear my own voice as well. Now I hear Bertone for Betty Brant

I apologize for that!