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Cover: Jim Balent

Catwoman: The Catfile #[nn]

May 1996 · DC · 9.95 USD; 13.95 CAD
“Kitty Cornered”

In "Kitty Cornered," Catwoman is pulled into a high-stakes heist in Paris, sent by Galiant to steal a forged painting—only to uncover a deadly trap hidden in her own arm. As she evades capture and is taken to Kaprellian’s remote mountain stronghold, she’s thrust into a tense situation where her freedom hangs in the balance and an unexpected future looms. Written by Chuck Dixon and illustrated by Jim Balent, with inks by Bob Smith, colors by Buzz Setzer, and letters by Bob Pinaha, this 1996 issue features a striking cover by Jim Balent.

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writer Chuck Dixon · artist Jim Balent · inker Bob Smith · colorist Buzz Setzer · letterer Bob Pinaha · cover Jim Balent

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Cast · 2 characters

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artist Jim Balent
inker Bob Smith
colorist Buzz Setzer
letterer Bob Pinaha
cover pencils, inks Jim Balent

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Catwoman is sent by Galiant to steal a fake painting from a museum in Paris. While she is in the vault, she removes the cyanide bomb that has been placed in her arm. As she is escaping from the museum, Kaprellian's men capture her and bring her to his mountain home where Willem tells her she should prepare for their impending nuptials.

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