Batman Catwoman

A deformed baby boy is thrown into Gotham City's river by his horrified parents. Thirty-three years later, the child has been transformed into the hideous Penguin, whose gang disrupts the ceremonial lighting of Gotham's Christmas tree and kidnaps millionaire industrialist Max Shreck. Armed with evidence of Shreck's many crimes, the Penguin blackmails him into helping him discover the identity of his parents.

Batman Catwoman

When the Penguin's plight becomes news, he's propelled into running for Mayor. Batman is unconvinced by the Penguin, believing that he and his gang are responsible for several child murders. Meanwhile, Shreck throws his secretary, Selina Kyle, from the top of his company's building when she discovers his plan to build a super power station and drain Gotham of its electricity.

Batman Catwoman

Resuscitated by a group of cats, Selina returns home and designs a new costume, becoming Catwoman. Kyle, meanwhile, is being romanced by Batman's alter-ego Bruce Wayne, a situation complicated by Catwoman's teaming up with the Penguin in an effort to rid Gotham of Batman. When Batman exposes the Penguin's villainous ways, thereby ruining his political chances, the Penguin mounts an attack to kill all of Gotham's first-born infants. Batman foils his scheme and Catwoman, after killing Shreck, is presumed dead. The Penguin, having been wounded during his fight with Batman, does not survive his injuries, and dies.

Batman Catwoman

Some time later, Bruce is driving around the city at night with butler Alfred Pennyworth, thinking he sees Selina's shadow on a wall. Alfred stops the car and Bruce searches for Selina in vain. He does find Selina's cat, however, which he takes with him and leaves. The camera then pans up to the top of the city, amidst the sky scrapers. As the Bat-Signal lights up the night sky, Catwoman appears.

Batman Catwoman

Batman Catwoman