Batman #35
In "Nine Lives Has the Catwoman!", the feline felon returns to her old hideout after a prison break, only to find her gang unwilling to follow her—believing Batman’s relentless pursuit has finally broken her spirit. Determined to prove she’s untouchable, Catwoman hatches a bold scheme to show her crew she truly has the nine lives of a cat. Written by Bill Finger and illustrated by Bob Kane with inks by Ray Burnley, this 1946 classic features a striking cover by Dick Sprang, capturing the femme fatale’s daring defiance.
In "Nine Lives Has the Catwoman!", the feline felon returns to her lair after a prison break, only to find her gang unwilling to follow her—Batman’s victories have worn down their faith. Determined to prove she’s untouchable, she hatches a bold scheme to show her crew she truly has the nine lives of a cat.
In "Dinosaur Island!" from Batman #35 (1946), Batman and Robin take on a deadly game of "Touch Hunt" on a mysterious island rumored to be home to prehistoric creatures—only to realize too late that they’re not the hunters, but the hunted. With a $5,000 charity prize on the line, the duo must outwit a cunning, human adversary lurking among the ancient ruins and fearsome dinosaurs.
In "Dick Grayson, Author!", the young acrobat-turned-hero teams up with Bruce Wayne to visit the offices of Crescent Comics, where he’s unexpectedly invited to write a story. Though inspiration stalls at first, Dick finds his footing when a real-life case involving ex-con Big Ed Conroy sparks a breakthrough—turning gritty truth into a compelling tale that becomes "Crooks' Come-Back."
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Reprinted in Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #123 (1972), Batman #256 (1974), Batman: Secrets of the Batcave #[nn] (2007), Batman: The Dark Knight Archives #8 (2013), DC Comics Graphic Novel Collection #93 (2016), Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus #4 (2018)
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