Do you hear voices when you read comics? I never do, is that weird?

No more than usual.

Only when I'm off my meds.

I do for the most part. For the major characters, I hear their cartoon voices (George Newbern for Superman, Kevin Conroy for Batman, Josh Keaton for Spiderman, etc,) but are some characters whose voices I don't hear.

I hear characters that ive heard in games or shows

not really for characters that havent

Yes. If the characters have an animated adaption from when I was a kid, that's the one I hear, but my imagination always creates a voice.

Sometimes it doesn't work. Kevin Conroy's Batman voice fits awkwardly with Morrison's dialogue for example.

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I'll lift voices from things like TAS Batman, BATB Plastic Man, and Injustice Jay Garrick when reading comics.
There are certain characters in which I will have to make voices for. Reading Dream's monologue in The Sandman Overture was fun to do.

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X-men animated series voices I hear instantly when reading either Claremont or Lobdell work. Not so much for other ones.

Ultron's voice in Avengers: United They Stand actually suits him perfectly.

Literally no one else remembers that do they

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Sometimes, especially if there are screen adaptions but sometimes I like thinking of my own

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My DC characters always sound like their DCAU counterparts, if they have one.
Except for Catwoman. She always sounds like Grey DeLisle now due to all the video games.

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There are characters who's voices I can immediately identify, thanks to the kind of character they are. Pic related as far as I recall has made no media appearances, but I can immediately connect him to Sam Vincent's voice.