Tim Burton's 'Batman' film, which set the stage for 'Batman Returns', was released and became a significant success.
Warner Bros announces the production of the sequel to 'Batman', titled 'Batman Returns', directed by Tim Burton.
Michael Keaton returns as Batman, with new cast members Michelle Pfeiffer as Catwoman and Danny DeVito as Penguin being cast.
Principal photography for 'Batman Returns' takes place, involving elaborate set designs and special effects.
'Batman Returns' is released to theaters, receiving critical acclaim and box office success.
Oswald Cobblepot is rejected by his wealthy family and thrown out, leading to his transformation into the Penguin.
Max Shreck begins consolidating power and influence in Gotham's business community.
Oswald Cobblepot returns to Gotham City, initiating chaos and planning his rise to power.
The Penguin kidnaps a baby from the Iceberg Lounge to draw Gotham's attention and build his image.
After an accident involving Max Shreck, Bruce Wayne meets Selina Kyle, who later becomes Catwoman.
Selina Kyle survives a near-fatal incident and becomes Catwoman, adopting a new persona to fight back against Max Shreck and Gotham's corruption.
The Penguin orchestrates events to expose Gotham's corrupt politics and positions himself as a candidate for mayor.
Oswald Cobblepot runs for mayor of Gotham City, using public sympathy and manipulation.
Batman follows leads on the Penguin's criminal activities and uncovering his orchestration of chaos in Gotham.
Penguin unleashes a deadly attack during the Gotham City Christmas parade, resulting in numerous casualties.
Catwoman confronts and ultimately defeats Max Shreck, killing him to stop his corrupt plans.
The Penguin's true nature and criminal acts are revealed to Gotham, undermining his political aspirations.
Batman confronts Penguin at his lair, stopping his deadly plans and foiling his attempt to assume political power.
After the intense events, Selina Kyle and Bruce Wayne go their separate ways, reflecting the complicated nature of their relationship.
