Deploying her battle staff, she launches into the thugs surrounding Batman's body. Huntress screeches to a halt with her motorcycle in the middle of Park Row. Oracle notices this and contacts the closest vigilante to Batman's location.
Īs yet, no one knows who cut the batline.īatman is surrounded by thugs and he is unable to move. Something is definitely odd here, as Catwoman appears to be submissive to Poison Ivy's charms. The fall, and his recent battle with Croc severely injures him.Ĭatwoman meanwhile meets up with Poison Ivy and hands her the ten million. He falls all the way to the street below and is knocked unconscious. As Batman closes in for the capture, something cuts through his batline. He's hot on her tail, but Catwoman leaps from rooftop to rooftop always two steps ahead of him. During the fight however, Catwoman arrives and sneaks off with the ransom money.īatman takes off swinging after Catwoman. Batman defeats Croc by using a hyper-sonic device that sends Croc reeling over with pain. Batman tracks the boy down and rescues him and gets into a fight with Croc. He is holding him for a ten million dollar ransom. Please enable JavaScript if you would like to comment on this blog.A physically altered Killer Croc kidnaps Edward Lamont IV, heir to the Lamont Chemical fortune. While the rest of us tried to ignore him and fight the forces of evil, his character scampered around the demon dimensions shopping for chocolate and trying on clothes. Pointy ears, frisky tail and over-sized boobs included (considerately, he brought a picture with him).
In hindsight, this was a really bad idea.īecause, in this case, the fellow ignored anything like 'self-awareness' and played a cat-woman. I was very briefly in a role-playing group that included a guy (geeky, but friendly) who persisted in playing a female character. Catwoman: When in Rome fills in a few gaps in the previous collections by going back and explaining what Catwoman was up to while Batman was busy lurking around Gotham City.īear with me for a second. After wrapping up Batman: The Long Halloween and Dark Victory, the award-winning team of Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale tacked on a final mini-series, this one featuring DC's legendary femme fatale.
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