Catwoman

Catwoman
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Creation & Design

Catwoman was created as a femme fatale character to challenge Batman, embodying both villainy and complexity.

Early Years

Initially introduced as a burglar and adversary to Batman, Catwoman's character evolved to include a romantic interest and allyship with him.

Character Development

Over the years, Catwoman has transitioned from a villain to an anti-heroine, often portrayed with depth and moral ambiguity, reflecting her complex relationship with Batman and her own personal struggles.

Cultural Reception

Catwoman has been well-received as a strong female character, often praised for her independence and complexity.

Character Details

Real Name:
Selina Kyle
Aliases:
The Cat, Selina Kyle
Species:
Human
Gender:
Female
Affiliations:
Batman, Gotham City Sirens, Justice League Dark
Abilities:
Expert thief, Hand-to-hand combatant, Acrobatics, Stealth
Equipment:
Cat-themed gadgets, Whip, Climbing gear
Weight:
130lbs
Height:
5' 3"
Eye Color:
green
Hair Color:
black
DC 1940

Batman #1

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Batman #1
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1st appearance of the Joker
1st appearance of the Cat, Selina Kyle, later becomes Catwoman
Debut of the first Batplane which has multiple designs from one issue to the next including Batman #3 and Batman #4
💰 Batman #1 sold for over one million dollars 4x with a record-high in 9.4 for $6,000,000
DC 1946

Batman #35

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Batman #35
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Debut of the first official Catwoman costume that would become iconic to her character
Selina Kyle's hair is blonde in this issue
Batman and Robin fight the mechanical T-Rex that would later decorate the Batcave for decades
DC 1954

Detective Comics #211

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Detective Comics #211
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Final appearance of Catwoman in the Golden Age
Due to the strict guidelines of the newly established Comics Code Authority, Selina Kyle and Bruce Wayne's relationship was deemed inappropriate, resulting in Catwoman's absence from comics for 12 years
In 1966, Catwoman was reintroduced in Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane #70 (1966)
DC 2000 VOL 2

Catwoman #81

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Catwoman #81
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Origin of Catwoman, specifically incredibly violent events that transpired in her childhood that included alcohol-related domestic abuse, her mother's suicide and her sister's death in a fire - much of it depicted through illustrations
Catwoman's origin has since changed with the introduction of her sister in the 2018 series

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