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Catwoman: The Movie & Other Cat Tales #[nn]
In "Catwoman," a 2004 DC comic written by Steven Grant and illustrated by Brad Rader, undercover agent Toni Tiglon sets a trap using the legendary Bast Emerald to catch the elusive Catwoman—only to find herself outmaneuvered at every turn. With inks by Mark Lipka and Dan Davis, colors by Lee Loughridge, and letters by Sean Konot, the story unfolds with tense precision, culminating in a shocking twist that leaves Tiglon in custody while Catwoman escapes with the jewel. Cliff Watts' cover captures the moment’s high stakes, perfectly framing the cat-and-mouse game that defines this standout tale.
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Toni Tiglon is sick of being robbed by Catwoman. Undercover Special Agent Roark recommends they use the Bast Emerald as bait to lure Catwoman in. When Catwoman shows up, she defeats or bypasses all the traps they've set. While Tiglon is distracted, Catwoman doubles-back to the room Roark is in. The Feds cut the power to disable the remaining traps so they can move in. They catch Tiglon, but Catwoman is gone, having saved Roark, and stolen the Bast Emerald.
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