1) CATWOMAN
DC has never given the world of ‘Batman ‘66’ a numbered-Earth designation, and I believe there’s a simple reason for that: It’s actually *more than one* world. How else can we explain Catwoman shrinking by nearly three inches in height (and several through her hips) during her outing in the Batman film? Or the fact that the third season featured Eartha Kitt as an African-American version of Selina Kyle’s alter-ego? This third Catwoman has a lot going for her, including a very catlike purring when she spoke and not being *a full foot taller* than Batgirl when they fought. It’s kind of a shame that the sexual tension between her and Batman sudden vanished with Earth in the role.
This week’s Ten Reimagined Supers topic is all me, but feel free to suggest your own and follow along @MightyKingCobra for more Ten Things madness on Twitter. (Or check out the full Twitter archive here!) As with any set of like items, these aren’t meant to be hard and fast or absolutely complete, if only because I got revamped halfway through today’s list.
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