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"Then, a lady who bears a striking resemblance to Catwoman's alter ego Selina Kyle..."
Seriously?
One, that is something of a judgement on the part of the editor...all the more disturbing as a precedent as this article has been quoted verbatim elsewhere.
Two, that is clearly Susan Wayne née Maguire, Bruce Wayne's wife as of the episode "Chemistry" from the New Batman Adventures, the woman he gave up being Batman for and as such gives an entirely different meaning to this entire piece, especially in regards to the extended dream sequence and its emotional significance to the male lead.
Agree, in my opinion this is not Selina Kyle. The short film is based on The New Batman Adventures, same cartoon style etc. Catwoman/Selina Kyle was blonde in Batman - The Animated Series, not in the New Batman Adventures. There she got comic accurate short, black hair. So if Catwomans costume in this short film got the look from TNBA, she should have black hair here too.
It's not clarify if the blonde woman is really supposed to be Selina. I would cut this suggestion out of the article.--Hufflepuff (talk) 15:26, 23 June 2019 (UTC)[reply]