Catwoman or Black Cat?

I didn't know where else to ask this, but I figured here is a good place.

I always wondered who people liked more; Catwoman or Black Cat?

I personally LOVE both, but Catwoman wins for sure. You can't beat her.

Catwoman

Catwoman.
As a written character, Black Cat was a definite Catwoman copy. And, as a character, she never really grew on me. She tried to be written as a mixed up girl, which didn't play too well, from what I've read. Which is the thing--haven't read too much about Felicia Hardy. Don't hate her character. I will say that.
Catwoman just works. Every guy/gal knows that anomaly of a girl that you feel you understand one moment but then completely does a 180/lift-off to outerspace.

hmmmm thought I posted this already but I am saying Black Cat. Cause if nothing else her costumes neck line ends at her navel

oh MY.. Its totally CATWOMAN.. All the way.. ALL THE WAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm sure there was a time when it would have been a toss-up, or I might even have leaned slightly more towards Black Cat, but Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale's When in Rome pretty much makes it Catwoman all the way.

When in Rome is AMAZING. Seriously. I am SO happy I have it.

Catwoman.

I always thought Catwoman's history/storyline much more interesting as well.

1. Catwoman
2. There should be a poll.
3. Catwoman

Catwoman for sure

I have no idea how to do polls D:

And I think Catwoman wins anyhow.

Of course she does..

Are we talking characters we wanna shag? Cause I would totally do Black Cat but if we're talking character than it's definitely Catwoman.

Catwoman FTW. Black Cat is just a cheap knockoff. I feel like a character like Black Cat just says someone at Marvel was sitting around and thinking "hurm...How can we make Spider-man's rogues gallery more similar to Batman's?" and then, looking at his desk he saw an issue of Batman with Catwoman on it, and he thought to himself "BINGO!". I hate Black Cat with a passion.

Catwoman by leagues and miles.

I agree that Black Cat is just a knock off of Catwoman, a sexier one, but I would have to go with that Kyle chick as being the coolest of the two.

Gary wrote:I agree that Black Cat is just a knock off of Catwoman, a sexier one, but I would have to go with that Kyle chick as being the coolest of the two.

Somehow I had two profiles here, one in my phone and one on my laptop. So let me just say I said that comment above and Spazzy immediately attacked me! Geez, like I can't have an opinion. So watch out guys, she has claws!!!!

LOL, I'm just kidding about the attack, though she did text me that "Black Cat is NOT sexier!!!!!!" Seriously, 6 exclamation points!

Ill kill you Gary... I know where you work...

deleted post, need to delete this profile, damnit. Stupid auto log in...

HAHAHAHAHA, who's afraid of a lil kitten like you? Not this guy!

Selina!

azrael07 wrote:Catwoman FTW. Black Cat is just a cheap knockoff. I feel like a character like Black Cat just says someone at Marvel was sitting around and thinking "hurm...How can we make Spider-man's rogues gallery more similar to Batman's?" and then, looking at his desk he saw an issue of Batman with Catwoman on it, and he thought to himself "BINGO!". I hate Black Cat with a passion.

It's actually a common misconception that Black Cat is a "cheap knockoff" of Catwoman, she's really not.

From Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Cat_(comics)

The Black Cat is sometimes mistakenly considered an homage to DC's Catwoman, yet Felicia Hardy's signature low cut black costume, cat burglar profession, and steady relationship to Spider-Man, predate Selina Kyle's similar depiction in comics by almost a decade. Catwoman originally appeared in comics as "the Cat", a maskless cat burglar in a green dress and unrequited love interest for Batman, but later became a supervillain who used big cats for elaborate crimes. Although she was eventually given a black catsuit in the Batman television series, her modern incarnation combining these elements did not occur in comic books until 1987 with Frank Miller's Batman: Year One. Wolfman told an interviewer, "I didn't plan Black Cat to be in Spidey. I created her for Spider-Woman (look at the letter column of the first B.C. story and you’ll see). I then decided to leave Spider-Woman and moved her over. So, I never even thought of Catwoman when I did her. I got the idea for her from a Tex Avery cartoon, Bad Luck Blackie."

Catwoman's still the best