Batman Arkham Catwoman

Catwoman's adventures are well-known, but her past is still a mystery... Selina Kyle is deciding how to take back control of her life from her abusive pimp, Stan. But this decision comes with a cost, and once she's chosen there's no going back. Witness Selina's first time putting on a catsuit and the transformation from Selina Kyle into THE Catwoman! With each time she puts on the catsuit, she feels herself more and more empowered. This may be one of her nine lives, but she's gonna make it a good one. Batman Arkham: Catwoman ties together Catwoman's origins, friendships, adventures, and even her first kiss with the Dark Knight himself! Collects Batman #1 and #355 (1940-), Catwoman #54 (1933-), Catwoman #25 (2011-), Catwoman #1-4 (1988-), Catwoman Secret Files #1 (2002), Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane #70-71 (1958-1973), Who's Who Update #2 (1987).

As deadly as she is beautiful, Selina Kyle walks the razor's edge between light and darkness in Gotham City. Catwoman's back on the streets, this time--to expose a copycat pulling heists around Gotham City. But she's attracting unwanted attention from one of Gotham's most dangerous groups. The GCPD. Don't miss this and many more of the wonderful Catwoman tales, including the introduction of the Cat! Batman Arkham: Catwoman contains Batman (1940-) #1, #3, #266, #332, #355, Batman (1968-) #210, Catwoman (1993-) #57, Catwoman (2001-2010) #10, Catwoman (1988-) #2, Catwoman (2018-) #1, Catwoman: When in Rome (2004-2005) #4, Detective Comics (1937-) #122, Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe (1985-) #4

Selina Kyle is a dangerous criminal whose claws aren’t to be crossed, but she’s also Gotham City’s Robin Hood, using her unlawful talents to help those in need. Thisrich contradiction has made Catwoman one of the most complex and compelling antiheroes in comics, and one of the most enduring villains in the Dark Knight’s rogues gallery. This volume collects Selina Kyle’s greatest tales from Batman #1, #355; Catwoman (1989) #1-4; Catwoman (1993) #54; Catwoman (2002) #25; Catwoman Secret Files and Origins #1; and Superman’s Girl Friend, Lois Lane #70-71.

Some great romances are destined to be. The Batman/Catwoman series shows readers the romance between Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle as it changed over their lives, but what about their connections from before they became costumed adventurers? This special one-off issue, meticulously illustrated by John Paul Leon (Batman: Creature of the Night), traces the life of Selina Kyle from her earliest days to her entry into the criminal underworld, and reveals that Bruce was actually a presence in her life all along. Whether it was fate or coincidence, this story gives even more reasons why Selina and Bruce’s connection is one of the most enduring love affairs in comics.

Selina Kyle reconnects with her criminal roots, but to be Gotham City’s top thief again, she has to take out the boss. Using the gift given to her by Lex Luthor, she finally has the key to everything Raina Creel wants-and Catwoman is going to get it first. Which all sounds dandy in theory, but Creel has come too far and put up with too much humiliation from Catwoman to let her win again. It’s a Year of the Villain showdown, but who here is the baddest baddie?

Hugo Strange has been given total control of Arkham City, and he's seeking out Catwoman, Two-Face and Batman as his latest patients! With the Batman's help, Catwoman is able to evade Strange once again, but his foot soldiers have taken her property--and that can't stand! See how far the double-cross goes as Catwoman seeks to regain what's hers...and stay OUT of Arkham City.

Fear State aftermath! A “new” Poison Ivy now walks the Earth, one who seems more familiar to Harley Quinn and Catwoman than she ever has been before. And as the dust of Fear State settles in Alleytown, Selina comes to the heartbreaking conclusion that it may be time to surrender her crown and leave her kingdom. She has brought too much damage, too much horror, to her adoptive city. But are the Strays ready to take on the responsibility of defending their homes without the help and guidance of the Catwoman? And what is to become of Catwoman’s protégé herself, Cheshire Cat?

Now that Hugo Strange is in control of Arkham City, he's even more eager to make sure every criminal is locked away...yet Catwoman and Two-Face are still on the lam. Strange gets a hot tip on Catwoman's location, setting off a chain of double-crosses, robberies and brawls! How will Batman factor into this fight, especially since Strange is looking for him, too?

The Joker has hidden a bomb in Gotham-but there might be a bigger explosion if Batman proves his suspicions true, and Catwoman actually knows where it is! It’s a dangerous secret that threatens to destroy the couple’s relationship in its early days, and it’s going to reverberate throughout their time together. In the present day, it will affect how Selina handles Andrea Beaumont, a.k.a. Phantasm, who has a vendetta to carry out against the Clown Prince of Crime, fueled by the righteous fury of a mother who lost her son. And this whole chain of events is what ultimately leads to Catwoman killing The Joker in the future-a secret she can’t keep from her daughter, Batwoman, much longer. Particularly now that old man Penguin is involved.

Dr. Hugo Strange will stop at nothing to bring and keep Batman, Catwoman, and Two-Face behind the walls of Arkham Asylum, which he has taken over an entire neighborhood of Gotham City to build.