Designed by J. Scott Campbell, this limited edition 1:8 Scale DC Cover Girls Catwoman Statue is now available for pre-order for the low, low price of $145.
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After the events of The Gotham War, Catwoman has left Gotham, made a costume upgrade, and set out on a new mission for herself which begins in Colombia with a run-in with Santa Espada involving a stolen cat that Selina has finally decided to return, or so it initially appears, even if doing so puts her life in danger.
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Taking place in part of the ongoing “Gotham War” arc, Catwoman continues her bizarre Dickensian plan to solve crime in Gotham with the help of many, many thieves and Red Hood. Meanwhile Batman relies on help from unexpected places and fights his former protege who turns out to be a good distraction keeping his eyes off what Selina is really planning with her trip to the ballet.
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Throwback Tuesday returns to the concluding chapter of one of the first comic books I ever owned. Although I read Batman #323 as a kid, it would take the better part of two decades before I eventually tracked down Batman #324 which concluded the two-part tale of Catman getting the upper-hand on both Batman and Catwoman.
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Flashback Friday pulls back the page to 1980s comics and my introduction to one of my favorite Bat-villains of all time. I can trace my love of comics back to what I still consider the best birthday present I’ve ever received when my father gave me a stack of comic books on my birthday. There was Green Lantern, the Flash, Captain America, Iron Man, Superman, Spider-Man, the one true Captain Marvel, Justice League, Daredevil, X-Men, and Batman. And one of those Batman comics was Batman #323.
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