Catwomen have appeared in movies, on TV and in comics for over past 70 years. The Catwoman persona is flexible. In essence, she is beautiful, wears tight costumes and she steals. She is a foil to Batman—the yang to Batman’s yin. Though she is a criminal, she is consequently Batman’s enemy. However, she is not villainous. She does not harass the innocents. She is a hedonist who believes the luxuries the rich enjoy could rightfully be enjoyed by her. The bat is a billionaire, and her crimes are occasions to flirt with him. Catwoman first appeared a year after Batman in a 1940 story drawn by Bob Kane and written by Bill Finger. Her first appearance was in’’ ‘Batman No.1 ‘. Between 1955 and 1965, she disappears as the comic code forbids glamorising criminals. Julie Newman in 1966 is the first TV Catwoman. Selina Kyle appears as jewel thief in 1985. She was a femme fatale to begin with. She becomes a mad babe in 1967. In 1987, she is the icy dominatrix.  In 1992 Tim Burton’s Batman Returns  was released. Michael Pfeifer plays Batman’s foil. In 1993 Selina starts Catwoman’s first series. In 2001, the second series reinvents her black-leather-clad, morally ambiguous champion of underworld. In 2004, Halle-Berry starred as Catwoman. In 2012, Catwoman’s third series explores the master thief’s troubled love life.