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Writer Tom King dropped a bombshell inside the pages of Batman #24 when the Dark Knight proposed to his longtime love interest/nemesis Catwoman. While fans have to wait until the flashback tale “The War of Jokes and Riddles” concludes for Selina Kyle’s response, King has released a piece of artwork teasing her answer. Meanwhile, in Batman 32. Catwoman is giving her answer. pic.twitter.com/raxh7wNKYn — Tom King (@TomKingTK) August 31, 2017 The writer shared the image with the message, “Meanwhile, in Batman 32. Catwoman is giving her answer.” The black-and-white art, by Mikel Janin, comes from Batman #32 and shows the Bat and Cat’s alter egos of Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle in what looks like a tender moment, with Bruce caressing and kissing Selina’s left hand. The real mystery is whether this takes place before or after Catwoman’s made her decision on marrying the Batman. Is this a kiss of joy, or sadness? Yo

SPOILER WARNING: The following article contains a major spoiler for Batman #32, by Tom King and Mikel Janin, on sale Wednesday, Oct. 4. Get your best Wednesday formal wear cleaned and ready — Batman and Catwoman are getting married! Well, that’s Selina Kyle and Bruce Wayne’s plan, at least. Revealed today via USA Today, the sometimes burglar will officially accept her wedding proposal from the full-time Dark Knight in this week’s issue of Batman. The answer to the big question comes several months after readers first saw Batman take to a single knee to propose to his longtime lover in June’s Issue #24. RELATED: The Batman Who Laughs Has A Twisted Version of the Batmobile (Of Course) Since then, “The War of Jokes and Riddles” has been running through Batman, a storyline that follows Bruce recounting to Selina what happened during a turf war between the Joker and Riddler in his early days as the Dark Knight. Before the story arc wraps up, Bruc

SPOILER WARNING: The following article contains major spoilers for Batman #34 by Tom King and Joëlle Jones, on sale now. Most couples in a new relationship have at least a brief honeymoon phase, where each feel that their bond with the other is the stuff of an idyllic marriage, boding a loving future full of hope, happiness and living happily ever after. Batman and Catwoman, though, are most certainly not like other couples, for numerous reasons – among them, their longstanding relationship as foes is far from the typical foundation that most marriages are built upon. RELATED: Batman’s Getting Married! It’s Time To Tell The Kids – And The Ex Perhaps because of this once-antagonistic dynamic, Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle’s honeymoon was over before it began, or more appropriately, the very possibility of the couple even being able to have such a phase in their relationship just might be too far-fetched – even for a comic book. In Tom

Batman writer Tom King took to Twitter to tease an upcoming crossover between Batman, Catwoman, Superman and Lois Lane. Could it be a double date? In his tweet, King mentions that the four will come together in Batman #37, the second chapter of a four-part storyline called “Superfriends” that sees Batman team with Superman and Wonder Woman for the first time since he and Selina Kyle got engaged. The Bat, The Cat, The Reporter, and the Farm Boy. Coming up in Batman 37. Art by the @Clay_Mann_. pic.twitter.com/aw881UAXSM — Tom King (@TomKingTK) November 1, 2017 According to the issue’s official synopsis, no matter what happens when Lois and Selina meet, the Dark Knight and the Man of Steel will find their friendship tested by Bruce Wayne’s new relationship status. RELATED: Batman & Catwoman Are Already Like An Old Married Couple, And It Works! Torn apart by betrayal, Batman and Superman try to find a way back to friendship, to trust. Both under

The last we saw Batman, he and fiancée Selina Kyle were about to meet Bruce Wayne’s old flame Talia al Ghul in the middle of the desert. One could assume the Bat and the Cat traveled across the world to make amends, but judging by the cover for Batman #35, regardless of their intentions, things don’t go so smoothly. RELATED: Tom King Teases Batman/Catwoman Superman/Lois Lane Story Featuring art by Joelle Jones and colors by Jordie Bellaire, the cover depicts Talia and Selina facing off with blades at the ready. While both women have extensive histories with Batman, it’s Talia’s son Damien Wayne who now occupies the role of Robin in Gotham City. One can’t help but feel a little bad for the kid, seeing how his mom and new stepmother are already looking to kill each other. Here’s the description of Batman #35, from the DC Comics solicitation: “Dream of Me” part three! Has the Caped Crusader passed the point of no return?

Hidden deep within Forbes‘ interview announcing Brian Michael Bendis’ initial projects for DC Comics is an interesting piece of information of particular relevance to Batman fans. In DC Nation #0, a “preview sampler” releasing in early May, The Joker will learn that Batman and Catwoman are engaged. RELATED: Batman Annual Reveals the ‘End’ Of Batman & Catwoman’s Story Whether the entire story will be told in the anthology comic, or if it will lead into the main Batman title remains unclear, though given that DC Nation also includes a prelude to Bendis’ Man of Steel weekly miniseries, it’s possible we’ll only be getting the first part of a larger story in the one-shot. No creative team was announced, but it’s a safe bet that Tom King will write it, considering he’s been scripting Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle’s romance for the last year-plus. King recently announced that he is currently writing the Joker, m

Batman writer Tom King has revealed the veil that Catwoman will wear during her wedding to Bruce Wayne in Batman #44. On Twitter, King shared the dress and veil designs by Joelle Jones, who will provide art for the Catwoman side of the story. Per Jones’ concepts, Catwoman will wear a birdcage veil, accompanied by a diamond-studded headband with cat ears. She can also be seen clutching this headband behind her back in the cover of the issue. RELATED: DC Debuts Joelle Jones’ Catwoman Wedding Dress Concept Art First look! The Catwoman in the dress. Brilliantly designed and drawn by @Joelle_Jones. pic.twitter.com/w8ltwxopb9 — Tom King (@TomKingTK) March 7, 2018 In a story titled “Something Blue” in April’s Batman #44, Jones will split the art duties with Mikel Janin, who will illustrate the Batman portion of the story. It was in October’s Batman #32 that Catwoman responded in the affirmative to Batman’s unprecedented marriage proposal,

Tom King and Tony Daniel’s upcoming story in Batman won’t just provide fans some fun time travel adventures with Booster Gold: it will also bring a familiar Catwoman costume into DC canon. Daniel shared his cover for Batman #46, which shows some screwy things are happening with the timeline. For instance, Batman is wielding multiple guns and Catwoman is decked out in a costume reminiscent of Michel Pfeiffer’s look in Batman Returns. New #Batman 46 cover by me, @DannyMiki_ and #TomeuMorey. The #Catwoman popcorn cover gets moved to a variant in the next arc. @TomKingTK #DCcomics #BoosterGold #withabeard #WhatWHAT?? pic.twitter.com/ICbyvgnFvQ — Tony S Daniel (@TonyDanielx2) April 4, 2018 The costume isn’t an exact match, but it’s clear what Daniel was going for; the stitches across the catsuit are a dead giveaway. The 1992 film Batman Returns proved to be an iconic moment in the history of Catwoman. Pfeiffer’s depiction of the char

As Batman and Catwoman‘s nuptials rapidly approach this July 4 in the pages of Batman #50, prolific cosplayer Marissa Floro, known in the cosplay community as Celeste Orchid, has crafted an immaculately detailed re-creation of Selina Kyle’s wedding dress as shared on her Twitter feed and YouTube channel. Here is my newest COSPLAY!! It's Catwoman herself in… A WEDDING DRESS!! Which I died when I saw it. I had to create such a gown. ALSO I AM SO EXCITED FOR THE NEW #CATWOMAN COMIC BOOK SERIES!!! PLEASE @Joelle_Jones KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK 💜 pic.twitter.com/efYKsFzGsR — Marissa Floro (@CelesteOrchid) April 8, 2018 I'm so overwhelmed by the support the community has given me. Thank you so much! Words can't even describe my happiness! Even @TomKingTK and @Joelle_Jones have retweeted the gown. I'm just so happy to recreate such a fashion-comic book masterpiece! Selina is still my fav!!<3 pic.twitter.com/U5qkB91kEt — Marissa Floro (@CelesteOrch

The CW’s Arrowverse will add a new hero from the DC Universe when Batwoman debuts on Arrow. The Bat Family hero will take part in the network’s big crossover for the Fall season. Arrow‘s Stephen Amell made the announcement at The CW’s Upfronts Thursday morning. RELATED: Arrow Teases DC Villain Team For Season 7 “We’re incredibly excited to announce that we’ll be doing another crossover event this fall on the CW, and we’ll be introducing a new character,” Amell said. “For the very first time appearing, we’ll be fighting alongside Batwoman, which is terrific. The crossover is going to make it to air in December. I need to leave right now and start filming it.” Along with Batwoman, the Arrowverse will also be adding Gotham City to the mix. “We are adding the city of Gotham into the Arrowverse,” Mark Pedowitz, President of The CW, added. “This will be another