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"Catwoman, dear. Obviously."
- Catwoman in her teaser.


Selina Kyle also known as Catwoman is a character in Batman: Caped Crusader.[1]

Biography[]

Early Life[]

Selina lived the life of a wealthy socialite until her father was arrested for tax fraud. Since then, she has taken to stealing from her wealthy peers in order to maintain her lifestyle. She was brought to court over her theft several times but was always able to somehow charm her way out of trouble.

Season 1[]

Characteristics[]

Personality[]

Selina is beautiful, intelligent, and charming but is also vain, and self-centered. As she says, she likes nice things and, sometimes, they decide to go home with her. Her bills go unpaid and her put upon maid Greta hasn't seen a paycheck in years.

Appearance[]

Selina Kyle is a young woman with a slender build and long, dark hair. As Catwoman, she wears a tightfitting purple outfit with a green cape, cat-eared cowl, and high-heeled shoes.

Powers and Abilities[]

Selina is a normal human but does seem to possess impressive gymnastic and acrobatic skills. She also seems to have strong kinship with feline animals since she was somehow able to befriend a jaguar.

Equipment[]

Relationships[]

Family[]

  • Father

Allies[]

Enemies[]

Video[]

Trivia[]

  • It's never explained where she got the money to buy her Electric Brass Knuckles, the Catmobile, or the Black Jaguar. Though it can be assumed that she likely traded some of the jewels she'd stolen for them.
  • Selina Kyle is a dark counterpart to Bruce Wayne himself.
    • Like Bruce, she's a child of privilege who lost a parent to crime, and as a result has become a masked adventurer by night. But the crime was the parent's own financial misdeeds, losing him was just him getting sent to prison and her masked adventures are cat burglaries meant to finance her own pampered existence. She also has a single servant (a maid), that she is fairly dismissive of, mirroring the relationship between Bruce and Alfred at this point.

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