Catwoman 32: Date Night!

[espanolbot]

After several months of being presumed dead (after being attacked by an assassin called Zeiss she was abducted by a cult that worshiped Ancient Egyptian cat gods they thought had possessed Selina... long story), Selina arrives back home in Gotham, only to bump into probably one of her oldest friends...




They head home, nearly bumping into Holly Robinson... seems to be blonde now, in the process.



They have sex, but a while afterwards Bruce has to duck out as they've turned on the Bat Signal, leaving Selina a nice note before he goes. She doesn't exactly mind though, as she more than most knows about Bruce's situation, and concedes it was a lovely night all the same.



Still hold that Ed Brubaker's (and Darwyn Cooke's) work on Catwoman was some of the best work that they did for DC, and the interaction between Selina and Bruce was one of the best parts.

Comments

[espanolbot]

I don't think that Pfiefer's run was terrible, it just had a touch of Editorial Mandate on it like nearly every DC book post-Infinite Crisis.

[mrstatham]

Pretty much. Being forced to join in with stuff like Salvation Run or whatever it was did not help the book in the slightest, given.. Y'know, Selina hadn't been a villain in years, so sending her to the villains planet made zero sense.