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While the first two-thirds of the movie remain relatively faithful, the final third deviates significantly from the source material to surprise long-time fans:
The final confrontation takes place in a steel mill rather than a graveyard, involving a life-or-death decision by Catwoman that ultimately ends her relationship with Batman. Voice Cast & Production While the first two-thirds of the movie remain
A mysterious new stalker named , his face wrapped in bandages, begins sabotaging Batman’s life from the shadows. Unlike typical villains, Hush seems to know all of Batman’s secrets and uses a "greatest hits" gallery of rogues—including The Joker, Poison Ivy, and Superman —as pawns in his grand scheme. In the original comic, the villain is Bruce’s
In the original comic, the villain is Bruce’s childhood friend, Dr. Thomas Elliot. In the film, Edward Nygma (The Riddler) is revealed to be Hush, having used the Lazarus Pit to cure a brain tumor and deduce Batman's identity. Parallel to the mystery, Bruce Wayne pursues a
Parallel to the mystery, Bruce Wayne pursues a serious, blossoming romance with , eventually revealing his secret identity to her as they team up to unmask the orchestrator. Key Differences from the Comic