A large part of the marketing for The Batman has highlighted the unique relationship between the Dark Knight and Catwoman in the upcoming film, itself being one of the most iconic dynamics in either’s comic book history. It is interesting that the new poster shows off Catwoman’s super sharp claws, specifically in their seemingly normal appearance on the person. Most screen iterations of the feline criminal have depicted her sharp claws as extensions of the gloves for her iconic dark costume, however the new poster seems to indicate they may either be additions to her normal nails or the regular nails themselves become out to be their own weapons, which Kravitz stated was the case in a previous interview for the film.
Catwoman’s claws aren’t the main original design component fans can anticipate seeing from the person in The Batman. Previous trailers and merchandise for the film have confirmed that Catwoman will get to use her iconic whip at some point in the story and use it against foes. The wait for Kravitz’s Catwoman to make a big appearance is almost over as The Batman is set to hit theaters on March 4.
With just more than a month to go until the film’s release, Twitter has unveiled another The Batman poster. The latest key craftsmanship for the film sees Pattinson’s titular person watching over a sunset-doused Gotham with Kravitz’s Catwoman, who is uncovered to have super sharp claws. Look at the new poster underneath:
The Batman will go about as a reboot for the film franchise and focus on Bruce Wayne in his second year of fighting crime in Gotham City and uncovering a profound snare of corruption with potential ties to his family. With an end goal to get to the core of the corruption and shut down the cryptic serial killer known as The Riddler, Batman must make new allies, including Catwoman, with an end goal to bring them all to justice. Alongside Pattinson, the ensemble roster for The Batman includes Zoë Kravitz as Selina Kyle/Catwoman, Paul Dano as The Riddler, Jeffrey Wright as Gotham Police Lieutenant Jim Gordon, Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth and Colin Farrell as Oswald Cobblepot, also known as The Penguin.
