Grey DeLisle brought her skills to Gotham City as Catwoman in the "Batman: Arkham" games. With an impressive voice acting career spanning a few decades, Griffin describes herself on her website as "a Grammy-winning singer/songwriter who is known as the most prolific voice actress in American animation history, having performed over 1500 cartoon voices since 1996."

Her characterization of Catwoman has been praised by fans. Over the course of the "Arkham" games, she's portrayed Catwoman's shifting allegiances between Batman and the criminal underworld, as well as all of the guilt and self-doubt that comes with it — and her take on the character was so memorable that she would take the lead in a few different DLC chapters.

Outside of Catwoman and other beloved voice work like Vicky in "Avatar: The Last Airbender" and Daphne Blake in "Scooby-Doo," DeLisle is a single parent raising three kids. She's also an accomplished musician, putting out several folk-infused albums including "Iron Flowers" and "The Graceful Ghost” — basically, Grey DeLisle does it all!