Under the Moon: A Catwoman Tale (Paperback)

from villemezbrown

Earnest, but ultimately silly and incomplete. The book deals with some heavy issues like domestic violence and self-harm, but in an ABC Afterschool Special sort of way. Gotham High School sophomore Selina runs away from a bad situation at home and takes to living on the streets, falling in with a...

from kamoorephoto

Life pretty much sucks for Selina Kyle, at least for as long as she stays living at home with her mom and the endless stream of boyfriends she brings home. None have been as bad as the latest guy, Dernell, who's cruel and will even lock Selina up in a closet when he wants to teach her a lesson. W...

from kamoorephoto

Life pretty much sucks for Selina Kyle, at least for as long as she stays living at home with her mom and the endless stream of boyfriends she brings home. None have been as bad as the latest guy, Dernell, who's cruel and will even lock Selina up in a closet when he wants to teach her a lesson. W...

from MaowangVater

Sick and tired of the violent abuse regularly doled out by her mother's live-in boyfriend, Selina Kyle leaves home and drops out of high school. Living on the streets, she meets the acrobatic Ojo who teaches her his skills at scaling buildings and how to successfully leap down without injury. Nex...

from acargile

I don't read many graphic novels because my brain works with text better than pictures. I've never "loved" a graphic novel, but this is my favorite so far. Bear in mind, I've read maybe five graphic novels.... The tale is divided into three parts: The Dark, The Light, and Under the Bright. We beg...