Eddie Deezen lending his voice to animated feature films, including the voice of Donnie Dodo in "Sesame Street Presents Follow That Bird" and Snipes the Magpie in Don Bluth's 1991 film "Rock-A-Doodle". According to a 2011 interview, Deezen unsuccessfully auditioned for the role of the title character in Robert Zemeckis's "Who Framed Roger Rabbit", losing out to comedian Charles Fleischer. He was also considered for the role of Judge Doom in the film along with several other actors that were considered but lost the role to Christopher Lloyd. Deezen eventually found full-time voice work on television in the mid-1990s, playing recurring characters
Doom Patrol the featured characters of "My Greatest Adventure", which was soon retitled "Doom Patrol" from issue #86 (March 1964) onwards. The original series was canceled in 1968, when Drake killed the team off in the final issue, "Doom Patrol" #121 (September–October 1968). Since then, there have been six "Doom Patrol" series, with Robotman as the only character to appear in all of them. The Doom Patrol first appeared in 1963, when the DC title "My Greatest Adventure", an adventure anthology title, was being converted to a superhero format. The task assigned to writer Arnold Drake was to create a team that