Burton references in Animated series

[GothamAlleys]

But how about this?

[Silver Nemesis]

BatmAngelus is correct about the blonde Selina in Batman #3. She was wearing a wig and had dark hair underneath.

But how about this?

I seem to recall reading somewhere that her hair colour in Batman #35 was the result of a mistake made by the colourist. The Golden Age Selina usually had dark hair, like most other versions of the character.

The blonde Catwoman in B:TAS is almost certainly a conscious reference to Batman Returns.

[GothamAlleys]

Ok Im convinced

[Furstmobile]

When did Catwoman start carrying a whip? Was it the Adam West show?

[Silver Nemesis]

I think the first instance of her carrying a whip was in ?A Christmas Tale? (Batman #39, 1947), her 8th chronological appearance in the comics. She kept the whip coiled around her waist like a belt, then surprised Batman with it when he tried to apprehend her.



It?s worth mentioning though that in her previous appearance, ?Nine Lives Has the Catwoman? (Batman #35, 1946), Batman had actually attacked Catwoman with a whip.

[GothamAlleys]

Wait wait wait, shes blonde in yet another issue.

[GothamAlleys]

Hmm, can somoene post a screencap of  that Burton cameo?

[johnnygobbs]

I don't know about a Burton cameo but I do recall a junior version of Schumacher appearing in the animated series.

[Paul (ral)]

Hmm, can somoene post a screencap of  that Burton cameo?

The character was called Twitch.

[GothamAlleys]

Thanks. Hmm, it does look like him once you think about it. And supposedly according to that link I posted it was confirmed that its him