CATWOMAN❤️‍🔥No. 66-71👉I'll Take Manhattan! Story👉Jim Balent Art Covers & Pages

Do you want to see and hear about Catwoman's six issue "I'll Take Manhattan!" story, written by Devin Grayson, with Jim Balent phenomenal cover and interior art?

Plus, find out about her origin and live action TV and movie appearances.

If so, watch this video.

This video presents, in chronological order, comic book covers, each followed by a few related interior pages, plus a story summary for each issue, for Catwoman No. 66 to No. 71, with 1999 cover dates.

For Issue No. 66 -- Catwoman abandons quake-ravaged Gotham in Part 1 of the 6-part "I'll Take Manhattan!"

In the wake of Gotham's troubles, Catty decides it's time for a working vacation...in Paris!

It's a journey with very real consequences for the Feline Fatale, as she confronts a burning question: does she choose to steal, or is she compelled to?

For Issue No. 67 -- Catwoman tries to steal the Big Apple's heart, and that's not all.

How do you steal a city, anyway?

Find out as Catwoman goes after the Big Apple itself: locks, stocks, and shot-gun barrels.

Needless to say, she attracts all the wrong kinds of attention, and Wall Street will never be the same!

Plus, Selina celebrates her new home town by getting...a makeover?

For Issue No.68 -- Catwoman tries to make friends in a new city and a new costume; guest-starring the Body Doubles!

As Catty tries to get used to the Big Apple, she discovers that not only does her alias of Selina Kyle have a price on her head, but the Body Doubles, Gunhawk, and Nightwing nemesis Lady Vic are among those eager to collect.

For Issue No. 69 -- All the guns-for-hire have failed to stop Selina Kyle, so the mob figures it takes a thief to catch one.

Enter Jesse James, the Flash villain known as the Trickster!

Catwoman has never run into a villain that's every bit as cunning as she is, so her work is cut out for her.

That's especially the case when it looks like the Trickster has revealed Catwoman's secret identity to everyone in the Big Apple.

For Issue No. 70 -- Catwoman tells Carlino she wants him to call off the other assassins because she wants to kill Selina Kyle herself.

She doesn't have the same rep in New York City that she enjoyed in Gotham City.

This is a way to prove herself.

And if she doesn't succeed, the Trickster just might!

For Issue No. 71 -- "I'll Take Manhattan" concludes as Catwoman faces the Trickster!

The classic Flash foe has put the Feline Fatale in an auful bind, manipulating events so that she'll lose every ill-gotten dollar she's made during her career unless she abandons her Catwoman identity forever.

Now on to Catwoman's origin plus live action TV and movie information, while an alphabetical series of images of potential future Catwoman live action TV or movie female co-stars is presented.

The females are:
Batgirl, the Barbara Gordon version;
Batgirl, the Cassandra Cain version;
Black Canary;
Bulletteer;
Gilda Dent;
Harley Quinn;
Huntress;
Poison Ivy;
Power Girl;
Supergirl;
Vicki Vale;
White Rabbit;
Wonder Woman; and
Zatanna.

Catwoman, real name Selina Kyle, is a female superhero (superheroine) published by DC Comics, and she first appeared in Batman No. 1 in 1940, during the Golden Age of Comic Books, which was from 1938 to 1956.

Catwoman was created by artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger, who had previously created Batman, who debuted in Detective Comics No. 27 in 1939.

Catwoman made her live action debut in the 1966 Batman TV series, portrayed by Julie Newmar; she was also portrayed by Lee Meriwether in the movie adaptation and Eartha Kitt in the third season.

Catwoman later appeared in Tim Burton's 1992 Batman Returns movie, portrayed by Michelle Pfeiffer.

A solo Catwoman movie was released in 2004, in which she was portrayed by Halle Berry.

Anne Hathaway portrayed Catwoman in Christopher Nolan's 2012 The Dark Knight Rises movie.

Catwoman has also appeared in the 2014 to 2019 TV series Gotham, in which she was portrayed by Camren Bicondova and Lili Simmons.

Catwoman was voiced by Zoë Kravitz in the 2017 animated movie The Lego Batman Movie, and in 2022 Zoë Kravitz portrayed Catwoman in Matt Reeves' live action movie The Batman.

In a future Catwoman live action TV show or movie, is there an actress or actresses that you want cast as Catwoman and as one or more co-stars, and if so, who?

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