The female characters in this story display incredible strength both physically and otherwise, but I feel that their interpersonal relationships is what really kept me hooked. Never underestimate the power, will, and strength of a woman…that was definitely one of the morals of this story to me. Her motivations behind her criminal activity justify the action, although Batwing might not quite agree. Is she still a villain? Hell yes, but a damned good one, if I’m being honest. Not just our badass chick without a moral compass, but a vulnerable young woman swept into a world that required her to be the strongest, fiercest, and smartest person to survive. Maas created such a three-dimensional character in Selina Kyle as she’s funny, witty, and that whip of hers will do some serious damage, enemies beware! There was so much depth and back story that painted a new side of Catwoman. Get ready for some laughs, plenty of action, and some tears. When she teams up with Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn, our hero knows he needs to do everything he can to stop her…before she does something more than merely stealing jewels and artwork. As the debonaire but also mysterious Luke Fox, he uses his connections to find out what he can about the movements of our frustratingly enigmatic thief. Meanwhile, our Batwing (also known as Luke Fox) lurks in the shadows, watching our beloved Catwoman wreak havoc upon the rich.

The perfect guise for some criminal masterminding, she quickly finds out that our beloved Batman is off on a mission, and it seems like the city is ready to be taken on a wild ride. Plucked from the crime ridden Gotham city, Selina Kyle returns to Gotham posing as the mysteriously wealthy young woman Holly Vanderhees. Maas’ rendition of Selina Kyle will have readers out to buy a set of cat ears, and some matching claws to go with it. Meet the fiercest kitty-cat that will bring Gotham to its knees.

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