For those of you worried that "The Killing Joke" is Mark Hamill's last outing as the Joker, fear not -- he's far from done voicing the Clown Prince of Crime.

Responding to a fan on Twitter who asked if "The Killing Joke" will be his last time voicing the Joker, Hamill simply said, "no."

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It's understandable that fans would be worried that the R-rated animated film is Hamill's last time voicing the Joker -- after all, he's been voicing the character for nearly 25 years. Hamill started voicing the Joker for "Batman: The Animated Series," and continued to portray the role on "Superman: The Animated Series" and "Justice League," in addition to various games, including Rocksteady's "Arkham" series.

Kevin Conroy, who's reprising his role as Batman yet again for "The Killing Joke," has also indicated that he isn't done with his iconic role. As for Conroy and Hamill's next project together, that's yet to be announced...

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Warner Bros. Animation's "Batman: The Killing Joke" will be available for Digital HD download on July 26, and arrives on Blu-ray/DVD on August 2. The film is making its World Premiere at San Diego's Comic-Con International on July 22.