Catwoman

by Jeph Loeb

A thief, a vigilante, a legend in leather--Catwoman walks a razor's edge. Selina Kyle is many things: a thief, a survivor, a seductress, a reluctant hero--and in the pages of DC's New 52, she becomes a force Gotham City can't ignore. From thrilling heists to high-stakes betrayals, this complete collection chronicles Catwoman's dangerous dance with Batman, her fiery partnership with Spark, her deadly clashes with the Penguin and Joker's Daughter, and her descent into Gotham's criminal underworld. Whether she's stealing Eclipso's Black Diamond or fighting side-by-side with the Justice League of America, Catwoman is never far from chaos--or control. Collects Catwoman (2011) #0-26, Catwoman Annual #1, Batman and Catwoman #22, stories from Young Romance: The New 52 Valentine's Day Special #1 and Batman: The Dark Knight #23.4: Joker's Daughter .

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