Your Catwoman Costume Complaints

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Serious Comics sent this “official” statement:
One word, horrible. DC Movies are doomed to fail if they don’t stay true to
the characters appearance and their origins. “Hollywoodizing” everything to fit
mass audience appeal isn’t the way to go, stay true to the creations and they
will succeed.
Reader Rick Linderme asserts:
Well here we go again…when will these so called Hollywood “Know It
All’s” (read…No Nothing At All’s)leave well enough alone and work with the
character as it’s written…in this case fully clothed and wearing boots(these
items come in handy on cold,rainy Gotham nights while jumping from one rooftop
to another…)

These “Hollywood Guys” weren’t smart enough to come up
with these characters in the first place, what makes them think they can
“improve” them? Hey here’s a news flash…It Ain’t Broken…Don’t Fix
It!

Remember the last Batman movie when “they” made Batgirl Alfred
Pennyworth’s niece? Need I say more…

Signed,
A Regular Reader of
Batman Since 1964…

Reader Steve Wright states:
Okay. I am not a big fan of the Catwoman character in the comics. She
always seemed one-dimensional to me. However, I at least knew that it was
something that I could share with the kids and have no fear of what they were
looking at. This new costume is a nightmare & not even my nine-year-old
daughter likes it.
Reader Weldom Adams “tsk, tsks”:
To quote yet another famous cat: Ack! Ack! –Bill the Cat


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