The Greatest Batman Stories Ever Told #2
In "The Cat," a quiet series of newspaper reports stirs Selina Kyle into action, reigniting her legacy as Catwoman not for greed, but to preserve her place in Gotham’s underworld. Written by Edmond Hamilton and illustrated by Bob Kane with inks by Charles Paris, this 1992 tale captures a moment of personal reckoning for one of Batman’s most enduring adversaries. The cover by Eduardo Barreto brings a sleek, noir-inspired flair to the story’s mood.
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A seeming innocent series of newspaper stories stirs Selina Kyle to resume her old identity of the Catwoman to keep the criminal element in Gotham City from laughing at her.
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