A new vigilante known as Batwoman has hit the scene in Gotham City and is intent on foiling a scheme involving the Penguin, Rupert Thorne and Carlton Duquesne. Batwoman's interference, however, only makes things worse as the Penguin decides to call in help from Bane. Can Batman figure out who Batwoman really is and put a stop to the villains' scheme?moreless
Trivia: The special transforming metal is shown to be of a weaker material strength than steel, as Penguin was able to cut through it with one swift tug against the edge of a shuriken.
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Bullock: What's next? Bat-Hound.
Ace the Bat-Hound was the canine crime-fighting partner of Batman and Robin, who debuted in Batman #92. Later, he was a regular member of the Justice Hounds in Krypto the Superdog, starting in 2003.
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Barbara and Dick are the same age, and Dick is out of college. So it doesn't make sense that Barbara is still in college, and she wasn't in college during the run of the series.
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Curt Geda has said that the hardest part about designing the Batwoman character was trying to not make her look like Catwoman or Batgirl.
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This marks Rupert Thorne's first appearance in the animated continuity since the original series episode "Bane." For reasons that have never been explained, Thorne was never utilized for the revamped episodes (Gotham Knights). Like Two-Face, Harley Quinn, and Ra's al Ghul, Thorne's appearance remains virtually unchanged from his original design, albeit simplified, but similar nonetheless.
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Eli Marienthal takes over the role of Tim Drake/Robin from Mathew Valencia.
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