The way they judge each other by appearances, and then slowly get to know each other. My favourite bits of the graphic novel are where Luke and ‘Holly’ meet and it was one of my favourite scenes in the book as well. Selina’s story is probably the most difficult to see brought to life because of her adorable little sister, and the circumstances for their separation, but it’s so amazing to see her transformation into Catwoman. While you don’t get as much backstory as you did in the book, there’s enough to make you sympathise with each of them. Although it’s condensed a bit, I still love Selina Kyle, Poison Ivy, and Harley Quinn so much. I’m in love with the artwork, the story, and just the way the art brings the original story to life. One of the hardest things for me when reviewing graphic novels is what to talk about first. Will Selina be able to keep outmanoeuvring Batwing? Or will she become a victim in her own heist? He’s going to do his best to stop the new villains determined to ruin what his mother has been planning, but he seems to be one step behind. With the rash of thefts at fundraisers, his secret life is clashing with the high profile he keeps up with his family. On the flipside, Luke Fox is ready to show Batman he can protect Gotham on his own as Batwing. Unfortunately, her past is quickly catching up with her. Masquerading as a high profile socialite, she’ll use her skills as a thief to stir some trouble. It’s been two years since Selina Kyle has been in Gotham, and now that Batman’s gone, she’s ready to play. If you’re wanting a fast read, then this is a great choice! It was great seeing my favourite villainesses brought to life, and of course we can’t forget the enigmatic Batwing either. I’m always a huge fan of graphic novel adaptations, and I am so glad to see that Catwoman: Soul Stealer would be getting that treatment.

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