See Batman and Catwoman's Romantic History Re-envisioned. View 7 Images. It's interesting to read this issue and be reminded of just how much comic book storytelling has evolved over the decades.

“Batman: Caped Crusader” is the best project featuring The Dark Knight there’s been in years. One key reason: Finally nailing the lusty, yet romantic relationship with Catwoman.

WARNING: Contains Potential Spoilers for Wonder Woman #20 (2025)! Catwoman and Batman may be iconic, but a new comic release just convinced me that DC robbed us of what could have been the Dark ...

Catwoman/Selina Kyle is a major character in this point-and-click video game, which offers players such romantic choices as “Sleep with Selina” or “Reject her advances.” 2017 Batman, No. 14 ...

And so we see both Catwoman and Batman open up to each other, as in Batman No. 12, ... unmarried, to reconceive the modern romantic relationship.

The Bat-Family features some of the DC Universe's most iconic couples, namely Batman & Catwoman. However, a new couple is ...

In DC Comics’ Batman issue 24, an unmasked Dark Knight gets down on one knee, diamond in hand, during a rooftop rendezvous in Gotham City, with two important words for his longtime love Catwoman ...

While Batman is often portrayed as Barbara’s mentor (and sometimes more of a father figure), the two unfortunately do have a bit of a romantic past, and most people are not a fan of this fact.

Catwoman is Batman’s most classic love interest, but their relationship isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. Their hero and villain dynamic can be divisive for some people, especially those who want ...

DC released some new poster art for “The Batman” on Wednesday, and folks, this is huge. According to the new posters, Batman not only doesn’t — we repeat DOES NOT — shave before going to ...

Spoiler alert! Do not read any farther if you haven't yet seen The Batman. Spoilers ahead for major plot points. Perhaps one of the greatest will they-won't they relationships in modern media ...

Zoe Kravitz is looking forward to bringing some “feminine power” to her role as Selina Kyle — aka Catwoman — in director Matt Reeves’ forthcoming film “The Batman.” “I think ...