Catwoman #1
This German softcover collection kicks off the 2012 Catwoman series from the New 52 era, reprinting the earliest issues of writer Judd Winick and artist Guillem March's run. It follows Selina Kyle as she navigates her dual life as a thief and vigilante in Gotham City, with the volume's storyline setting up her gritty, street-level adventures after the DC Universe reboot.
A 2012 issue of Catwoman from Panini Deutschland, this story features Catwoman navigating her world with a mix of stealth and style, illustrated by Guillem March and colored by Tomeu Morey. The interior art and cover are both credited to Guillem March, with lettering by Ramone.
In ""... die Kostüme bleiben größtenteils an..."", Selina’s world is upended when her apartment is firebombed, forcing her into the shadows to infiltrate a ruthless Russian mob operation. There, she confronts an old enemy from her past, while a tense rooftop encounter with Batman leaves her silent—her secrets still locked away.
In "Sie hat mich nie gekannt," Selina finds herself trapped by Bone, the man who killed Lola, forcing her to confront a past she thought she’d left behind. With her resolve hardened by loss, she escapes and sets out to face him—only for Batman to intervene before she can cross the line.
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↩ Reprints Catwoman #1 (2011), Catwoman #2 (2011), Catwoman #3 (2012), Catwoman #4 (2012), Catwoman #5 (2012), Catwoman #6 (2012)
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