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Catwoman: When in Rome

by Jeph Loeb

2005•EN
About the book

Set during the events of Batman: The Long Halloween, this narrative follows Selina Kyle as she travels to Italy to uncover the truth of her parentage. Accompanied by Edward Nigma, she navigates the criminal underworld of the Mafia, searching for evidence that mob boss Carmine Falcone is her biological father. The plot consists of six chapters named after the days of the week, featuring encounters with Cheetah and the Scarecrow. Selina faces recurring nightmares and physical ambushes while attempting to retrieve a stolen artifact from the Roman syndicate.

This graphic novel is for readers who follow the interconnected DC Universe crime sagas and appreciate the noir aesthetic of Tim Sale's ink-and-wash artwork. It appeals to fans of the Riddler and Catwoman who want to see their professional dynamic outside of Gotham City. Readers gain a specific perspective on Selina’s internal motivations and her struggle with identity. The book provides a bridge between major Batman story arcs, offering closure on a specific mystery regarding the Falcone crime family tree.

Reading profile

Practical, outward-looking, growth-minded, clear-cut and escapist; an easy read.

Best for readers like The Curious Generalist. Which reader are you?

Details
Published
2005
Language
EN

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