Innovations
| Year | Title | Role/Impact | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1940 | Character Overview | Work | |
| 1940 | Introduction | Work | |
| 1940 | The Creative Genesis | Work | |
| 1930 | Creative Influences | Work | |
| 1940 | Early Development | Work | |
| 1987 | Modern Reinterpretations | Work |
Fictional Character
Catwoman Character Overview Real Name: Selina Kyle (primary) First Appearance: Batman #1 (Spring 1940) Creators: Bill Finger (writer), Bob Kane (artist) Original Name: "The Cat" Publisher: DC Comics Alignment: Anti-hero, sometimes villain Base of Operations: Gotham City Introduction Catwoman stands as one of the most enduring and...
Catwoman stands as one of the most enduring and complex characters in the DC Comics universe. Created in the spring of 1940 by writer Bill Finger and artist Bob Kane, she debuted in the very first issue of Batman's solo comic series, establishing her as one of the Dark Knight's oldest and...
She did not wear a costume, instead appearing as an elegant socialite during a cruise ship robbery. The name
— Creation and Origin
would not be applied until her second appearance in Batman #2 (Summer 1940), where she also began wearing a more distinctive cat-eared disguise. The evolution from
— Creation and Origin
(1987) Frank Miller's
— Backstory
Crisis on Infinite Earths
— Backstory
The Fine Feathered Finks
— Major Story Arcs
| Year | Title | Role/Impact | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1940 | Character Overview | Work | |
| 1940 | Introduction | Work | |
| 1940 | The Creative Genesis | Work | |
| 1930 | Creative Influences | Work | |
| 1940 | Early Development | Work | |
| 1987 | Modern Reinterpretations | Work |