Some DC Comics characters ignore the lines between good and evil, doing whatever it takes to find their version of justice.

She’s armed, she’s a thief and she’s made far too many nerds discover their sexuality earlier than they probably should…she’s Catwoman. But she wasn’t always the woman in the suit with ...

Catwoman #68 continues the all-out war between Selina Kyle and her allies, against the machinations of the White Glove and other DC villains. As Selina’s life hangs in the balance, everything ...

My favorite DC Comics from 2.8.23! Batman 132 : in the second arc of Chip Zdarksy’s run we dive deeper into an Elseworld and ...

After a fair bit of time without her own book, Selina Kyle, a.k.a Catwoman, has earned a new ongoing series from Joëlle Jones, and along with the new comic the feline fatale will be sporting a ...

Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle (Image via DC Comics) After decades of flirting, flinging, and fighting, Batman and Catwoman finally tied the knot in Catwoman #12 .

In the case of Selina Kyle, just like her feline namesake, she’s often hard to pin down. Before Catwoman returned to the pages of DC Comics, she got new life on-screen. In 1966, ABC began airing ...

Catwoman was a very popular character, but she disappeared from the DC world for 12 years, between 1954 and 1966, possibly because of the creation of the Comics Code Authority.

Batman/Catwoman Special #1 main cover (Image credit: DC) "This July, the Eisner nominated 'Black Death in America' team of Tom King and John Paul Leon will reunite for a one-shot interlude in Tom ...

Looks like the cat's finally out of the bag: Selina Kyle, better known as Catwoman, is bisexual. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.

Last year, writer Tom King took the relationship between the billionaire vigilante Bruce Wayne and the feline cat burglar Selina Kyle to an unexpected place, as Bruce proposed to Selina. Since ...