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Catwoman question Sun Dec 27, 2009 2:51 am
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9 Lives of a Feline Fatale. It covers the super old stuff up through more current Catwoman. It was the first one I ever read. Gives you a good perspective of how she's evolved.
3 Re: Catwoman question Sun Dec 27, 2009 3:03 pm
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Ska wrote:9 Lives of a Feline Fatale. It covers the super old stuff up through more current Catwoman. It was the first one I ever read. Gives you a good perspective of how she's evolved.
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4 Re: Catwoman question Sun Dec 27, 2009 3:36 pm
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After that, check out the graphic novel "Catwoman: Selina's Big Score."
Then comes Ed Brubaker's fantastic run on the series, collected in the following trades:
Catwoman: Dark End of the Street (collects the back-up story from Detective Comics #759-762 and Catwoman V.3 #1-4)
Catwoman: Crooked Little Town (Catwoman V.3 #5-10 and Catwoman: Secret Files and Origins)
Catwoman: Relentless (Catwoman V.3 #12-19)
Catwoman: Wild Ride (Catwoman V.3 #20-24)
Maybe someday they'll finish trading his run...
Then comes Ed Brubaker's fantastic run on the series, collected in the following trades:
Catwoman: Dark End of the Street (collects the back-up story from Detective Comics #759-762 and Catwoman V.3 #1-4)
Catwoman: Crooked Little Town (Catwoman V.3 #5-10 and Catwoman: Secret Files and Origins)
Catwoman: Relentless (Catwoman V.3 #12-19)
Catwoman: Wild Ride (Catwoman V.3 #20-24)
Maybe someday they'll finish trading his run...
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Never got into Catwoman, and I can't really give you a starting point, but I find she's great in groups. Birds of Prey and Gotham City Sirens has me liking her.
6 Re: Catwoman question Sun Dec 27, 2009 8:47 pm
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rwe1138 wrote:After that, check out the graphic novel "Catwoman: Selina's Big Score."
Then comes Ed Brubaker's fantastic run on the series, collected in the following trades:
Catwoman: Dark End of the Street (collects the back-up story from Detective Comics #759-762 and Catwoman V.3 #1-4)
Catwoman: Crooked Little Town (Catwoman V.3 #5-10 and Catwoman: Secret Files and Origins)
Catwoman: Relentless (Catwoman V.3 #12-19)
Catwoman: Wild Ride (Catwoman V.3 #20-24)
Maybe someday they'll finish trading his run...
Brubaker on Catwoman? Is it on a Daredevil/Cap level of awesome? I always meant to check out his Batman stuff.
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just picked up Gotham City sirens.... looks pretty awesome!
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