Catwoman #5
Jan. 18th, 2012 10:12 pmIn this issue, we have:
1. Selina going back to making cat references.
2. Preferring to deal with the pains of childbirth over dislocating her shoulder.
3. Catwoman sucking hard at the 'being a criminal' lifestyle.
4. Aeka interpreting all of this as foreshadowing a future encounter with Selina Jr.
( 4 Pages worth of easter eggs that make Aeka smile :} )
1. Selina going back to making cat references.
2. Preferring to deal with the pains of childbirth over dislocating her shoulder.
3. Catwoman sucking hard at the 'being a criminal' lifestyle.
4. Aeka interpreting all of this as foreshadowing a future encounter with Selina Jr.
( 4 Pages worth of easter eggs that make Aeka smile :} )
Catwoman #4
Dec. 28th, 2011 07:32 pmWe learn a little bit more about Selina's past and are introduced to more people in her life. At best it appears as though the Frank Miller prostitute origin has been retconned out of continuity. So I guess one point for Winick?
( 4 pages out of 21, plus interview with Judd Winick and Guillem March )
( 4 pages out of 21, plus interview with Judd Winick and Guillem March )
The Batman's Last Christmas
Dec. 19th, 2011 02:38 pmSo Helena Wayne asks: "What do you give the man who has almost everything?" A very legit question considering Bruce Wayne is very much the 'Prince of Gotham.' An abundance of wealth, a mansion, an expensive penthouse, fancy cars, cool gadgets, lots of dates with sexy women both inside and outside of the Justice League, etc. All in all, the guy has it all very much handed to him on a silver platter. Should the man ever decide to marry (which he did in another lifetime), he'd fall nothing short of having a Royal Wedding of his very own.
But Helena does make one thing of note: he is a man who has almost everything. So now the question becomes "what doesn't he have?" Well family for one, and a reminder that there is still love in the world for two. Possibly *three* if she wasn't already related to him in some weird way, though I'm sure plenty have thought it (the pervs)…
Anyway, in stark contrast with the previous story I posted where Batman spends his holidays playing cat and mouse with a known foe (although there is a little of that too), this story focuses on the most important message of Christmas of all: love and family. Two things Helena Wayne is good at demonstrating to a man who has *almost* everything! ;)

( Lo and behold! My favourite Bat Christmas story ever told in all of its Slashy Glory! :D )
On a completely unrelated note, The Dark Knight Rises official trailer is finally up and legal! :D
http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/wb/t hedarkknightrises/
But Helena does make one thing of note: he is a man who has almost everything. So now the question becomes "what doesn't he have?" Well family for one, and a reminder that there is still love in the world for two. Possibly *three* if she wasn't already related to him in some weird way, though I'm sure plenty have thought it (the pervs)…
Anyway, in stark contrast with the previous story I posted where Batman spends his holidays playing cat and mouse with a known foe (although there is a little of that too), this story focuses on the most important message of Christmas of all: love and family. Two things Helena Wayne is good at demonstrating to a man who has *almost* everything! ;)

( Lo and behold! My favourite Bat Christmas story ever told in all of its Slashy Glory! :D )
On a completely unrelated note, The Dark Knight Rises official trailer is finally up and legal! :D
http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/wb/t
How the Bat and the Cat spent their Christmas during the Golden Age of Comics
Dec. 17th, 2011 08:16 pmTis that time of year peeps. You know the one I mean. It's a time for friends and family, lots of food and gift giving, all that fun holiday stuff.
But how did the Bat and the Cat celebrate their Christmas in the Golden Age of comics? Well, long before they were married and living under the same roof with a very young daughter, they spent it doing the one thing they do best! Playing Cat and Mouse...or in this case...Bat and Cat!

( Helena's mum and dad's holiday activities were certainly more colourful than the Christmas tree lights )
But how did the Bat and the Cat celebrate their Christmas in the Golden Age of comics? Well, long before they were married and living under the same roof with a very young daughter, they spent it doing the one thing they do best! Playing Cat and Mouse...or in this case...Bat and Cat!

( Helena's mum and dad's holiday activities were certainly more colourful than the Christmas tree lights )
Second Dark Knight Rises Trailer Leaked
Dec. 15th, 2011 03:51 pmWell peeps, as some of you may know, the second trailer along with the prologue will debut tonight at midnight with Sherlock Holmes and Mission Impossible. However, as usual, someone was kind enough to leak it online.
( Watch it while you still can! And of course...*SPOILERS* )
( Watch it while you still can! And of course...*SPOILERS* )
Catwoman #3
Nov. 16th, 2011 06:39 pmNo violent anonymous shagging this time...(well maybe a bit of snogging), but there's still a WHOLE lot of violence, and I mean LOTS of it.
( It's enough to say even Batman doesn't approve )
( It's enough to say even Batman doesn't approve )
Batman: Arkham Titty
Nov. 2nd, 2011 09:35 pmOr, more accurately, Arkham Unhinged, the prologue comic for videogame Arkham City. I haven't played the game yet, but I have been following the Catwoman Bitch story, the DLC nonsense and the Harley Quinn based queer panic of the game, so when the prologue appeared on Comixology for 99c an issue, I was interested enough to hand over my money.
All together, it's 60 pages of story for $2.97, which is a decent return. The comic itself isn't that great. Two Face does lots of things in twos. Batman sneaks up on people, and punches other people. Hugo Strange menaces in the background. And Catwoman...
( is the main character of this series )
The art is passable, and the story is decent. To be honest, it's what you'd expect from a book that's $2.97 for 60 pages.
Did we ditch the cheesecake and boobs tags?
I've not played the game, but I'll probably pick it up once I've finished Assassin's Creed Revelations, Bioshock Infinite, Tomb Raider and it's come down to a platinum price
All together, it's 60 pages of story for $2.97, which is a decent return. The comic itself isn't that great. Two Face does lots of things in twos. Batman sneaks up on people, and punches other people. Hugo Strange menaces in the background. And Catwoman...
( is the main character of this series )
The art is passable, and the story is decent. To be honest, it's what you'd expect from a book that's $2.97 for 60 pages.
Did we ditch the cheesecake and boobs tags?
I've not played the game, but I'll probably pick it up once I've finished Assassin's Creed Revelations, Bioshock Infinite, Tomb Raider and it's come down to a platinum price
DC Showcase: Catwoman
Oct. 21st, 2011 02:25 amSay what you will about Eliza Dushku, I think she sounds puuurrrrrfect as Catwoman. ;)
( AND GUESS WHO GUEST STARRED IN THE CATWOMAN SHORT!!!!! :D )
( AND GUESS WHO GUEST STARRED IN THE CATWOMAN SHORT!!!!! :D )
First off let me say the reception to Arkham City is...............sorta mixed. Reviews are generally positive however.
Now, let me start by explaining how Catwoman works in Arkham City. The following comes from Kotaku.com
( Meow! )
Now, let me start by explaining how Catwoman works in Arkham City. The following comes from Kotaku.com
( Meow! )


