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The Bat and Cat shows the relationship with Batman and Catwoman. I loved the new adaptation from the Matt Reeves film but my alltime favorite is Michelle Pfeiffer and Michael Keaton. Their chemistry in the film was unmatched. In this drawing again I used an older comic to show their interaction in the comics and displayed the new films characters in a loosely animated style painting.

Fun Fact:

King's Batman Annual #2 shows readers a future where Batman and Catwoman get married, have a kid, Helena, and settle down. The story features them as an old couple when he receives a fatal diagnosis. The issue depicts their final days together and explores Selina's grief and resignation at losing him.

In a meta-reference to Batman's mainstream reputation, the Bruce in this story mentions that there is probably a timeline where he never married Selina and instead remained alone and lonely, obsessed with his mission. At the end of the issue, Bruce dies, surrounded by Selina and the other members of the Bat-Family. She says goodbye by telling him, "Goodnight, Bat. I love you." She then finds a note inside the Batmobile that reads, "I love you too, Cat. From the first kiss to the last." It's a lovely way to end the Batman and Catwoman romance and one of the few instances where their story has a definitive ending.

(https://screenrant.com/catwoman-batman-relationship-things-only-comic-b…)