assumes the alias Catherine Ann Turley in this universe. Skills, resources and abilities Holly has no meta-abilities. She has been taught stealth, athletics, hot-wiring, lock-picking, thieving, acrobatics, and martial arts by Selina. Ted Grant trained her in a form of kick-boxing adapted for street use, as well as English boxing. She has also spent time at a Female Furies training camp. She is proficient in the use of firearms, knives, and the whip. As of Countdown to Final Crisis #10, Holly had a portion of the cunning and skill of Diana, Goddess of the Hunt. While she possessed these powers, she was an excellent marksman, and had the ability to track people by their scent. She lost these powers after returning to Earth. In other media Film Holly Robinson appears in the 2011 direct-to-video animated film Batman: Year One, voiced by Liliana Mumy. A disguised Bruce Wayne encounters her as a prostitute on East End who draws Bruce into a battle with her pimp Stan. Holly Robinson appears in the 2011 direct-to-video animated short-film DC Showcase: Catwoman, voiced again by Liliana Mumy. Here, she is kidnapped by human slave traders while attempting to leave Gotham. Her tracking and eventual rescue by Catwoman is the plot of the film. Holly Robinson is mentioned by name in the anime-style film Catwoman: Hunted, where she is off-screen taking care of a group of girls who were rescued by Catwoman from Leviathan's human trafficking business. Video games In an interview tape in Batman: Arkham City, Hugo Strange threatens to put Holly in Arkham City if Catwoman continues to try stealing from him, causing Catwoman to threaten killing Strange if he ever does something to Holly. Strange is forced to threaten Holly's life multiple times during other tapes when Selina acts defiantly, though in the final tape Hugo tells Catwoman Holly is safe, and that he has no interest in Holly unless she lands herself in Arkham City. In one of Catwoman's introduction sequences in Injustice 2, she calls Harley Quinn her "new Holly Robinson". Quinn questions why they're fighting if that's the case, and Catwoman responds with: "This is how I trained Holly". See also Homosexuality in the Batman franchise References Catwoman DC Comics female superheroes DC Comics LGBT superheroes DC Comics martial artists Fictional child prostitutes Fictional lesbians Fictional whip users Comics characters introduced in 1987 Characters created by Frank Miller (comics) Fictional