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When confronts him at Arkham Asylum, we learn the Riddler only pretended to be one of Hush's lackeys so would be taken into custody and, thus, not be one of Batman's suspects. But when Batman investigates Tommy's laptop computer, he discovers he treated Arthur Wynne, a fake identity that leads back to the Riddler.

Just like the comics, it appears as if this is a setup Tommy is even buried. RELATED: Batman: Hush Trailer Unleashes the Dark Knight's Roguesīatman pieces together the puzzle when Tommy is killed by the Joker. It certainly looks as if the movie is following the comics to a tee - that is, until the final act, in which it's revealed Hush is really Riddler. Under the circumstances, it's suspicious that Tommy wants bonding time, and we see Bruce growing cautious of his childhood friend. When Bruce has to fake a car crash after Hush's first attack, Tommy operates on his friend and tells him they need to spend more time together. Make no mistake, it appears at first glance that Tommy is indeed the villain of the movie as well. However, ultimately Batman was able to deduce Tommy's scheme and stop him. Tommy used such pawns such as Clayface, who impersonated Jason Todd, Catwoman and the Joker to fake his death. Believing Bruce had robbed him of this inheritance, Tommy harbored a lifelong grudge that he was finally able to act upon when the Riddler partnered with him to bring down Batman.

He hated Bruce, who saved his mother's life in a car accident orchestrated by Tommy in hopes of killing his parents. In the comic, Tommy utilized knowledge provided by the Ridder to torment Batman.