Hopefully the other skins that appear for the character are just as well-designed and detailed as these two. The costumes are based off of Catwoman from the Batman graphic novel 'The Long Halloween,' and the '90s Batman animated series, respectively, and they both look very accurate. Then again, it doesn't make a lot of sense to suddenly need a VIP pass to play as Catwoman, but there you go. We don't know if these will be the only two skins available for Catwoman, but it wouldn't make a lot of sense to give the others so many and only give Catwoman two. The first couple of skins for Catwoman have managed to find their way to the internet, so fans can have a peek at what the alternate versions of her look like in Arkham City.
Regardless, fans should enjoy the opportunity to look back at the different versions of the character, much like you'll be able to with Batman, Robin and Nightwing. We first learned of Catwoman getting her own set of different costumes a few days ago, though we're still in the dark in regards to whether or not these will be in-game content or paid DLC. Each of those characters will also be getting a set of alternate skins to use while playing, including the other key figure for the game's main plot, Catwoman.
Granted, the PS3 version of Arkham Asylum allowed you to play as The Joker for his own set of challenge maps, but Arkham City goes beyond that by giving players a total of four characters to play as (if you pay for them all).
One of the things that Batman: Arkham City does different than its predecessor, Batman: Arkham Asylum, is include a number of different characters that you can play as besides the Dark Knight himself.
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