Batman and his women. Five girlfriends of our favorite superheroes Make the girl Batman and dirty

Her weapons are a stinging whip and sharp claws. Cynicism and prudence amaze even villains. The gait and purring voice fascinate superheroes. An insidious seductress, a talented thief and a skilled manipulator. Selina Kyle, better known as Catwoman, is the most controversial comic book character. And definitely the sexiest.

History of creation

The first appearance of the seductive catwoman took place in the spring of 1940. The character had a minor role in Batman #01. The sexy beauty was introduced into the story to add spice and attract the attention of women to the printed publication. Bob Kane, the “father” of Batman and Catwoman, said that the inspiration for the image of Selina Kyle was Hollywood divas and Jean Harlow.

Since there were no plans to develop the character, the biography of Catwoman was not thought through. Initially, the nameless girl did not have her own story, but the interest of readers forced Bob Kane and Bill Finger to give the heroine a past. Selina became a flight attendant who survived a plane crash and lost her memory. But negative reviews, which was caused by the provocative image of the character, served as a reason to remove the thief from the plot. Readers found the qualities of Catwoman too ambiguous and too vicious.

Selina Kyle returned to the superhero universe in 1987. Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli, who decided to reboot Batman, returned the character to the plot. After 3 years, the heroine received her own limited series of comics, where the authors told in detail the story of a sharp-tongued housewife.

Biography

Selina Brian Kyle was born in a poor area of ​​Gotham. The girl’s parents did not care about raising their daughter: the mother took care of her beloved cats, and the unemployed father regularly drank from the bottle. Selina took care of herself and my own sister on one's own. From the age of 6, the girl amazed others with her flexibility and endurance. Gutta-percha Selina easily climbed onto the roof along the drainpipe and penetrated the vents.

Soon the girls' mother commits suicide, and 6 years later the alcoholic father dies. The girls are separated into different shelters. Selina is taken to the Sprang Hall Juvenile Detention Center. The teenager lives among juvenile delinquents and quickly realizes that life in a cage is not for her.

Selina breaks into the director's office and, having found out the details of the frauds carried out by the dishonest official, runs away from the center. For the first time, the girl uses blackmail. Selina forces the director to delete all information about herself from the databases, gives the inhabitants of the institution the opportunity to escape, and sets off to live a free life.

To feed herself on the streets of Gotham, the future catwoman learns the techniques of theft. The girl quickly learns to pick locks and silently enter rich houses. This lifestyle is unsafe, so Selina masters karate and boxing techniques. At the same time, the girl develops gymnastic abilities, which are so useful in the business of thieves.

One day, a girl meets a young prostitute, Holly Robertson, on the streets of the East End (the area where she lives). Selina takes patronage over the girl and at the same time learns a new profession. Kyle understands that the work of a prostitute will open doors to rich houses for her. In addition, the image of a dominatrix who deals in BDSM entertainment is close to her character.

Selina completely transforms into Catwoman after meeting the Dark Knight. As Kyle watches the action from cover, he realizes that he, too, needs equipment. Having bought a carnival cat costume with her last money, Selina robs a jewelry store. A security guard who notices the girl gives local authorities a description of the robber, which includes the phrase “catwoman.” This is how Selina gets a new name and a signature costume.

There are also dark spots in the heroine's story. Despite the fact that the girl adheres to strict moral rules and does not harm people, Kyle is involved in murder. By chance, the heroine learns about the actions of a villain named “Black Mask”. A crime boss has taken over Gotham and attacked Selina's sister's family. The husband of the youngest of the family, Kyle, was killed, and Black Mask forced his sister to eat the eyes of the murdered man. Selina could not leave such actions without punishment.

The man-bat occupies a special place in the life of the catwoman. If at first Selina is opposed to Batman, then over time the attitude of the heroes takes on a different character. Constant confrontation gives way to sympathy. The Dark Knight awakens feelings for the sarcastic and independent thief. Bruce Wayne's influence causes Catwoman to turn to the side of good. But the idyll does not last long.

By chance, Selina finds out that she served as a test subject for Zatanna. The woman used superpowers to influence the thief's mind. Now Catwoman is not sure whether she is so attracted to the light side and whether she really needs Batman.

Discord in a relationship does not prevent a girl from helping her former (and sometimes again current) lover in the fight against evil. Selina rescues the members of the Justice League and helps the heroes restore order in their native Gotham.

An unexpected event in a girl's life is the birth of her daughter. The child's father is unknown even to the thief's close friends. Selina names the baby Elena and temporarily quits her job as a superhero. A calm, measured life does not last long. Catwoman's enemies find out about the little girl, so Selina gives her daughter to a shelter. The girl asks Zatanna to erase the memories of Elena from her memory in order to protect the baby.

Gradually, settling into the world of superheroes, the girl makes friends and enemies. Catwoman, and form the team "Gotham Sirens". The heroines set up a common base and help each other in dangerous operations. However, like all cat connections with other people, the alliance quickly disintegrates. The independent beauty is once again walking the rooftops of Gotham on her own.

Film adaptations

Catwoman's first film appearance took place in 1966. At the same time, a television series and a full-length film about an attractive thief were released. In the movie “Catwoman,” the role of the insidious seductress went to Lee Meriwether.

In the series of the same name - Julie Newmar.

In 1992, the film Batman Returns was released. The role of the seductive thief was played by the actress. The director of the film is , so most of the scenes are overly gothic in nature. For her image of a catwoman, the artist was awarded the title “The Most Desirable Woman.”

In 2004, she took on the role of a cheat. The film is dedicated to the transformation of an ordinary artist into a catwoman. The film of the same name received a lot of negative reviews and was awarded several Golden Raspberries. The highlight of the film was the fight between the newly-minted heroine and the antagonist, whose role she played.

The neo-noir "The Dark Knight Rises", in addition to the development of the main character, touches on Bruce Wayne's relationship with Selina Kyle. Batman's love interest was embodied by . The actress admitted that the role of Catwoman is one of the most difficult in her career.

The series "Gotham" tells the story of heroes living in the famous city. Selina's early years unfold before the audience. The girl has not yet reached the pinnacle of skill and has not acquired an alter ego. She played the young heroine.

The Gotham Sirens movie will be released in 2019. The film will tell about the alliance of Catwoman with other controversial comic book heroines - Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy.

• The millionaire's wife, Jocelyn Wildenstein, was nicknamed "Catwoman." Wanting to save the marriage, the woman suffered a lot plastic surgery. The result of the transformation is terrible. Jocelyn is a victim of plastic surgery, known to the world for her ugliness.
• In the first comics where the heroine is present, Catwoman is simply called "cat", that is, cat.

• Initially, Selina did not wear a mask; the girl’s face was hidden by light makeup.
• In the Marvel universe there is a character similar to Catwoman. The girl goes by the name “Black Cat” and does not neglect latex costumes. In "" the beauty often helps the superhero.

Quotes

“Darling, I'm home! Oh, I forgot... I'm not married...”

“By understanding yourself, you will find freedom, and freedom is power!”

“My strength is freedom, I am not afraid of anyone, and no one can tame me. My journey is just beginning."

“Once you give in to circumstances, you will no longer be able to do what you want.”

“I don't want to rely on anyone but myself. I will go where I want and take what I want. And I will never look back..."

Having a boyfriend like Batman is certainly cool, but also troublesome: he doesn’t sit still for a minute, every now and then he breaks down and rushes to save the world from the next villain. Therefore, the Man-Bat is formally alone (both in films and in comics), although there are plenty of females around him. At different times, Batman’s girlfriends included different ladies, both superheroines and ordinary women. In the Batman films, they were portrayed by different actresses. Let's see which of the hero's girlfriends in a mouse suit suits him best

1. Sexy psychologist scientist Meridian from the movie “Batman Forever” (1995) played by Nicole Kidman. A very intelligent and sophisticated person. Knows how to keep secrets (knows who Batman really is, but doesn’t tell anyone about it)

2. Seductive paparazzi lady (our man!) Vicki Vale from the movie “Batman” (1989). Vicky was then played by the very attractive Kim Basinger. Miss Vale charmed not only Batman, but also his main opponent in this film - the Joker

3. Faithful and devoted Rachel Dawes, Batman's childhood friend from the film "Batman Begins" - Katie Holmes. Man-Bat would probably have married her long ago if it weren’t for the conspiracy of mutant bandits

In the sequel, which is called The Dark Knight, Rachel plays Maggie Gyllenhaal. She's tired of waiting for Bruce Wayne (Batman's alter ego) to propose to her and begins dating prosecutor Harvey Dent, aka Two-Face. Unfortunately, the wedding didn't work out

4. Crazy Selina Kyle, aka Catwoman from the film “The Dark Knight Rises” - Anne Hathaway. At first she helps Bane to bug Batman, but then - suddenly - she falls in love with him and it is her participation that decides the outcome of the final battle

5. Gorgeous Miranda Tate from the same picture (Marion Cotillard) is another contender for Batman’s heart. Works in Bruce Wayne's company and is not averse to getting caught up with Gotham's richest suitor

6. Old-style Selina Kyle (Michelle Pfeiffer) from Batman Returns. Her costume is ridiculous, just like the movie itself, but that doesn't stop Batman from paying attention to her. It's a pity that their paths (in this film) diverged...

7. The eccentric Poison Ivy from the movie “Batman and Robin” performed by Uma Thurman. Although she was a formal opponent of the Man-Bat, she repeatedly expresses signs of attention to him. Poison Ivy vibes almost made Bruce Wayne lose his head, good thing Robin was keeping an eye on him

8. Supermodel Elle Macpherson also appeared in “Batman and Robin” as Batman’s temporary girlfriend named Julie. Her role was tiny in scope, so many people don’t know that Elle starred in this film

Few people know that Gwen Tacy, played by Emma Stone, is not Spider-Man's only friend. Those who closely follow the franchise will remember that in the previous film version of the Spiderman comic, Kirsten Dunst played a different girl named Mary Jane Watson, the same one who gave Spidey the famous upside-down kiss in the rain. Only now the creators treated the original story of Spider-Man extremely discourteously, grossly violating the love chronology of the superhero.

Mary Jane Watson is truly Peter Parker's greatest love, who became his wife. Only the affair with her began not at school, but much later. Spider's high school crush was gymnast Liz Allen, and Gwen Stacy, with whom Andrew Garfield's Amazing Spider-Man is in love, is the hero's classmate. According to the comic, she and her father will be killed by the Green Goblin and Octopus-Man. Oops! It turned out to be a spoiler... Although the producers of the film make significant hints that the script may develop differently.

" The new Spiderman"

The leader of the red men, Hellboy, has a much simpler and more modest love story. His only love is the fiery girl Liz Sherman, who at the age of 11 accidentally burned her family down. Liz flares up every time she loses her temper, and this nuance prevents her from dating ordinary guys. And for Hellboy, who, as you know, is a “hero from hell” himself, it costs nothing to caress his burning girlfriend.

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Iron Man and Virginia Pepper Potts

Well, tell me, what girl doesn’t dream of dating Robert Downey Jr.? What about his character from the comic book films about Iron Man? Tony Stark is smart, rich, handsome, witty, caring, and a superhero too! Despite his obvious playboy role, Iron Man has only one girlfriend throughout the entire story - Pepper Potts, who was lucky enough to be played by Gwyneth Paltrow. Before her, Stark’s personal life, who was trying to fight alcohol addiction, was a complete mess.

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Secretary Pepper Potts helped Stark not to ruin his father’s business (the experienced Potts understood the company’s work much better than the legal heir) and, according to the law of the genre, fell in love with her new young boss. The creators of the Iron Man films were more supportive of the girl and brought her together with Stark, while in the comics Pepper's love is unrequited and she marries someone else, while continuing to work for Tony Stark.

Superman and Lois Lane

Superman's lover and later wife Lois Lane works as a reporter for the Daily Planet newspaper, that is, she is a colleague of Clark Kent, who leads a double life. Over the course of four films, from 1978 to 1987, Lane was played by actress Margot Kidder, who was replaced by Kate Bosworth in the modern film adaptation, “Superman Returns” in 2006 (the little-known actress at that time managed to bypass even Scarlett Johansson, Claire Danes and Keira Knightley).

1978 Superman

But Kate was not invited to the most recent film, last year's Man of Steel. The role of Superman's girlfriend was played by Amy Adams. This time, Rachel McAdams, Jessica Biel, Dianna Agron, Kristen Stewart, Kristen Bell, Olivia Wilde and Mila Kunis auditioned for the role of Lois Lane, but Amy Adams had the advantage of experience in filming the TV series Smallville, based on the Superman comics. .

Hulk and Betty Ross

Dating the Hulk is a lot of work. You never know when your sweet boyfriend will turn into an uncontrollable aggressive monster, destroying everything in his path. Therefore, the green superhero's track record of love is also short. Only Thunderbolt Ross's daughter Betty, who is no stranger to strange guys, could tolerate the Hulk's antics. Hulk marries Betty, but she later dies, poisoned by the Abomination. After some time, Betty is resurrected in the form of the Red She-Hulk (the place of the classic green She-Hulk had already been taken long before by Hulk’s cousin, to whom he gave a blood transfusion during an illness). Betty Ross was played by Jennifer Connelly in the 2003 film Hulk, and Liv Tyler played five years later in The Incredible Hulk.

Since its first appearance in comics back in the 1940s Catwoman became Batman's "unofficial" couple. She originally wore cat masks and flowing dresses. Batman stopped her at every meeting, but allowed her to escape simply because he liked the Cat. By the way, in the early comics she was not Catwoman, but simply Cat.

Catwoman acted with almost impunity, not having any superpowers - only dexterity, resourcefulness and a faithful whip. She gave up her villainous career for a while in the 1950s, but quickly returned to it, and then she was removed from comics altogether, because Cat went against a bunch of Comics Code rules.

The story of Catwoman has been rewritten several times. According to one version, Selina Kyle was a flight attendant who survived a plane crash, hit her head and became a thief. According to another version, she had an evil husband, she ran away from him by stealing jewelry from his safe and she liked it. In the comic book Batman: Year One, Selina makes a living as a BDSM prostitute, and becomes a criminal when she gets tired of being abused by her pimp and her teenage friend. Selina kills a pimp after he kidnaps and tortures her sister, nun Maggie Kyle.

In one of the comics, it is revealed that Catwoman may be the illegitimate daughter of Carmine Falcone, the head of one of the most powerful families of the Gotham Mafia. Selina obtained information that Falcone really had a daughter, whom he sent to a boarding school (and after all, Selina grew up in a boarding school), but there was no direct and accurate evidence of the relationship between Cat and Falcone.

Catwoman also boasts that she trained in martial arts from Ted Grant, a.k.a. (Wildcat). Grant was not her only teacher, but he was one of the main ones. However, he did not influence the choice of her nickname.

Gradually, Selina finally turned from a villain into an anti-heroine. She helped Batman on several occasions, and they even had a short romance. Catwoman has a child, but contrary to popular belief, it is not with Batman, but with her husband, Detective Slam Bradley. Additionally, Cat questioned her love for Batman when it was revealed that it was the effects of magic, a Justice League sorceress brainwashing Selina.

Catwoman killed a supervillain (Roman Sionis) for kidnapping and torturing her sister Maggie (déjà vu?). Roman drilled out Maggie's husband's eyes with a drill and forced Maggie to eat them. The girl then went crazy from shock.

While Selina was pregnant and giving birth, Catwoman was her friend, Holly Robinson. However, Selina returned to the role of Catwoman as soon as she was able to get out of maternity leave - and at the same time saved Holly, who was accused of killing Black Mask.

In the Gotham series, Selina Kyle goes by the nickname "Cat" and helps Bruce Wayne from time to time. She looks a little older than Bruce, which angered many fans. Interestingly, the steampunk goggles that Selina wears on her head, but apparently has never worn as glasses, are a reference to both her classic costume with cat ears and her new costume with glasses.

It's time to remember the vibrant female characters surrounding the imperturbable Dark Knight. After all, over the long years of the franchise's existence, Bruce Wayne not only fought crime under the mask of a bat, but also crossed paths with various residents of Gotham. He developed loving relationships with some, friendly relationships with others, and failed at all. Each of the heroines has her own story and her own complex connections with Batman, and we will now try to understand all of this.

Catwoman

Let's start with one of the most spectacular girls - Catwoman - in the world - Selina Kyle. She appeared on the pages of comics back in 1940. Unlike Batman, who saves the people of Gotham, Catwoman is an anti-heroine who only cares about herself. The girl has a passion for jewelry and is a successful thief. In this craft, she is helped by truly cat-like agility and hand-to-hand combat skills. Plus, she is strong and resilient, and with her black tight suit, and even a whip to boot, she can drive anyone crazy.

Selina managed to seduce Batman too, and despite her criminal tendencies, he sees potential for something good in her. Bruce shows a strong affection for Cat in the comics and in almost every adaptation of the franchise: films, animated series and games. And in one of the alternative universes, Selina and Batman even had a daughter.

Catwoman's first appearance in games was in 1993. Batman Returns, based on the film Batman Returns. Several versions of the game were released for different consoles, with Selina appearing as the "boss" in each of them. Then there was an independent game about Cat on the Game Boy Color, games from the line LEGO, but the most responsible approach to developing the character was in .

Catwoman is able to remain calm even in the most hopeless situation.

In this game, every time they meet, Cat flirts with Batman. Her character significantly distinguishes her from other Gotham girls: Selina is reserved and cold-blooded, but at the same time she does not lose her sense of humor even in a difficult situation and constantly demonstrates her irony and causticity.

The main purpose of Catwoman's adventures in Arkham City is theft. First she plans to clean out Two-Face's safe, then she looks at Strange's vault. Already holding suitcases with loot in her hands, she sees that Batman needs help and throws the loot to save him. This once again emphasizes that the Cat is still a positive character, despite her weakness for jewelry.

Talia al Ghul

Another controversial heroine with whom Batman had a lot in common is Talia, the daughter of the supervillain Ra's al Ghul. Unlike the flirtatious and playful Selina, Talia is more serious. At first glance, the Demon's Daughter seems as cold and treacherous as her father: she trusts practically no one and relies only on herself. However, in her relationship with Bruce, the girl shows care and concern, for his sake she is ready to take risks. Additionally, Talia is one of the few people who knows who Batman really is.

Her father seeks to destroy all evil in the world, and at the same time most of humanity, thereby creating heaven on Earth, and considers Batman the most worthy husband for his daughter and his successor. The Dark Knight, of course, is not interested in the latter, but he often demonstrates romantic feelings for Talia, who reciprocated his feelings, and in the comic Batman: Son of the Demon they even had a son, Damian.

Talia helped and saved Batman's life more than once, and most of her criminal acts were committed on the orders of her father, and not for personal gain (hint to Selina). She was Bruce's enemy, ally and lover, and Ra's did not miss the opportunity to use the latter fact to lure Batman to his side.

Pixel Talia in the GBC game Catwoman.

The Demon's Daughter also appears in video games, but, as a rule, not as a “boss” or a playable character, but in other roles. For example, in where her father is the main villain, Talia appears in cutscenes and looks clearly in love with Batman. According to the plot of the game Catwoman for the Game Boy Color, Talia hires Catwoman to steal an ancient crystal skull from a museum, which Ra's al Ghul plans to use to create a weapon capable of destroying all of Gotham.

Talia also played an important role in, where she offered Batman to take her father’s place, and having been refused, she still continued to help him. Interestingly, the canonical Daughter of the Demon has dark hair, but in this game she had light brown hair. The girl, without a drop of sarcasm or irony, calls Bruce “darling,” although even without this it is clear that she is not indifferent to him. And Ra’s himself says about his daughter that she is the only one Batman loved.

In the end, Talia was killed by the Joker, but before her death she managed to give her lover an antidote that could save his life. Just a few minutes later, by the time Batman's battle with Clayface begins, the girl's body has already disappeared, which may hint that she was transported to safety by her henchmen and will likely be revived in the Lazarus Pit, which heals any wounds.

Batgirl

A man - a bat and a Girl - a bat - this would seem to be an ideal couple, but not everything is so simple. The appearance of this character was primarily due to the desire of the authors to attract a female audience to comics. Catwoman was already popular then, and the writers decided: why not come up with someone else?

In general, Batgirl is the pseudonym of several superheroines at once, but we will tell you in more detail about only one of them - Barbara Gordon. The girl's parents died in a car accident, and Gotham police lieutenant James Gordon took care of her, who soon adopted the orphan.

Batgirl Barbara was one of the characters in the fighting game Injustice: Gods Among Us.

According to the comic book story, as Miss Gordon grew up, she became a fan of Batman and made herself a female version of his costume. After she had the opportunity to save Bruce, he invited Barbara to join the team of city defenders. There was no attraction or passion between them, Batgirl simply became his good friend, and they worked as a couple for some time. Barbara had a romantic relationship with Dick Grayson, Robin, who later retrained as Nightwing.

While Batman fought crime out of a sense of need to avenge the death of his parents, Batgirl's motivation was purely altruistic. In the first comics, Barbara was portrayed as the head of the Gotham public library, a smart and strong woman who also exterminated crime at night. In the 60s, when the women's rights movement was actively developing, this character came in handy.

Miss Gordon bravely fought with various criminal elements until one day the Joker shot her in the spine. Chained to wheelchair, she could no longer be a superheroine, but she never stopped helping people. Calling herself the Oracle, Barbara devoted her time to developing one of the most complex and powerful computer systems in the world.

The Oracle has become an absolutely invaluable resource for Batman and other superheroes. After some time, Barbara managed to recover from paralysis, and she again began fighting crime as Batgirl.

In the game series Batman: Arkham Barbara appears as the Oracle. She searches and analyzes information for Batman and coordinates him remotely. But already in DLC for - Matter of Family- the girl will try on the Batgirl costume, and you can even play as her. And since the addition is a prequel to the main story, it will probably tell us how Barbara became the Oracle.

Poison ivy

There was a peculiar connection between Batman and Pamela Isley, also known as Poison Ivy. First appearance of this plant-and-protection-obsessed environment girls took place on the pages of comics back in 1966. Since then, she has constantly acted as a seductress who is ready to kill Batman in order to achieve her goals.

Poison Ivy on his makeshift throne in Batman: Arkham City.

There was always some tension between them (especially during their very first meetings), but it was created artificially, because Poison Ivy seduced men with the help of pheromones. Moreover, she seduced her not out of great love for them, but rather, on the contrary: the girl doted on plants and, in order to protect them, did not spare anyone. Ideally, Pamela generally wanted to eradicate the human race, as the main enemy of everything green and oxygen-emitting.

However, this was not always the case. Pamela was once an ordinary student, but due to the experiments of her biology teacher Jason Woodrow, the girl became a mutant and acquired immunity to all natural toxins and diseases. Having hated people, Pamela becomes a dangerous criminal, finally leaves her native Seattle and moves to Gotham.

Poison Ivy has appeared in many Batman video games as a "boss", but in most of them she did not fight the protagonist herself, but rather watched from the side as Batman fought one of her green "pets".

If you pay attention to the series Batman: Arkham, then there was also Ivy there. Once released from her cell, Pamela filled the entire Arkham Island with her aggressive plants. There was also a fight with the girl who connected with a huge flower. Pamela only appeared in the Catwoman storyline, with whom she has a rather tense relationship. But Ivy is friends with Harley Quinn, and this heroine seems to be the only person to whom the plant lover is favorable.

Harley Quinn

Well, where would we be without Harley Quinn herself! This lady, of course, cannot be called Batman's girlfriend - she gave her heart to the Joker, which automatically made the Dark Knight her enemy. Unlike the above-mentioned heroines, Harley first appeared not in comics, but in an animated series, and relatively recently - in 1992. Her real name is Harleen Quinzel, and her pseudonym was formed by analogy with the word “harlequin”, which is written in English as “harlequin”.

In the Arkham games, Harley traded her huge wooden hammer for a bat.

The actress who voiced her in the cartoon had a great influence on the image of Harley - Arlene Sorkin(Arleen Sorkin; even their names are similar), who also played on the TV series “Days of Our Lives.” In one of its episodes, the girl was dressed in a court jester costume, which pleased the creators of the animated series about Batman, and they decided to draw Harley in a similar outfit.

Before she took her place in Gotham's criminal hierarchy, Harleen wanted to become a famous psychologist and went to work at Arkham Asylum to gather material for her book. But, unable to resist the charm of the Joker who lived there, the girl fell in love and became his faithful assistant. The Joker often used Harley, for example, to get into places that were inaccessible to him due to his recognizable face.

However, the girl is not fixated on just the Joker - there was a time when she teamed up with Poison Ivy and Catwoman, as the Gotham City Sirens comic book series tells. But in the end, Harley still returned to her lover.

Gotham Sirens: Harleen, Pamela and Selina.

As you can see, the Batman universe boasts diversity female characters. The destinies of all these heroines are not only closely connected with Bruce Wayne, but also intertwined with each other. The four girls will definitely meet in the future, and we will find out very soon how their relationships with each other and with the Dark Knight will develop.