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Between series 3 and series 4, Catwoman starred in two series that I don’t have access to. One was a six-issue mini-series titled When in Rome, drawn by Darwyn Cooke, that I did once read as a Graphic Novel from Stockport Library, but which I remember almost nothing of, whilst the other was the twenty-six issue series Gotham City Sirens, in which Selina lived with, and co-starred with Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn. That takes us up to the next reboot.
It’s an idiot’s game, predicting your own response to a comic book series before reading even a single issue, but given that Catwoman’s next run at DC – her fifth series overall, but her third ongoing – was under the aegis of The New 52, DC’s attempt to cut its own throat, I don’t expect to like this very much. Nevertheless, let’s read it before condemning it out of hand, shall we?
The creative team at the outset of this was Judd Winick and Guillem March, neither of whom I know. It started with Selina’s latest apartment being bombed to buggery by two big masked guys with guns, incl

Catwoman

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Catwoman Painting

Martín Rodríguez began his life in Argentina, he spent his childhood in the countryside immersed in a world of his own where he imagined being Tarzan, a Roman gladiator, Robin Hood or a cowboy. Soon his older brother introduced him to comic publications, which inspired him to put that entire universe on paper, and from the time he discovered two Frank Frazetta books at the age of 12, all he did was draw away. At some point during his secondary studies, he started to believe that his enthusiasm for spending so much time drawing detailed scenes of battles, etc., was childish, this, coupled with the conservative ideas and negative image his family had of artists, ended up cancelling his creative-without-limits side. Despite this, he had sold his first painting in secret, the reproduction of a work of art by Frank Frazetta, whom he idolized, at the age of 19. Then completed his graphic design studies at university where he perfected his realistic drawing technique. In 1989 he created an atelier where for years he worked in advertising illustration and design. In th

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