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Catwoman #66 cover

Cover: Jim Balent

Catwoman #66

Mar 1999 · DC · 1.99 USD; 3.25 CAD

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“I'll Take Manhattan, 1 of 6: The Brooklyn Bridge”

The cover of Catwoman #66 (March 1999) delivers an instantly memorable image: the Mona Lisa herself, reimagined with Catwoman's purple cowl, cat-ear headpiece, and glittering jewels adorning her Renaissance gown — da Vinci's enigmatic smile now belonging unmistakably to Gotham's greatest thief. Jim Balent's cover art blends fine-art homage with superhero flair in a way that's both witty and genuinely striking. With Devin Grayson kicking off a six-part Manhattan saga ("The Brooklyn Bridge"), this issue promises a fresh chapter for Selina Kyle with plenty of ambition behind it.

writer Devin Grayson · artist Jim Balent · inker John Stanisci · colorist Roberta Tewes · letterer Tim Harkins · cover Jim Balent

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Full credits

writer Devin Grayson

artist Jim Balent

inker John Stanisci

colorist Roberta Tewes

letterer Tim Harkins

cover pencils, inks Jim Balent

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Catwoman travels while considering leaving Gotham for good.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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