Tom King's Batman run is consistently one of the best things about DC Rebirth, and that run is never better than when King focuses squarely on the romance between Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle. That's all the justification DC needs for this annual issue, which steps back to explore the very first date between the Bat and the Cat. "Date" being a very loose term for these two oddballs.
King's take on the Cat and the Bat resonates so strongly because it taps into that shared sadness uniting the two characters. They're both basically lonely, lost orphans. This issue continues building on that theme even as it focuses on the sheer thrill of Catwoman putting Batman through his paces for the first time. It's certainly fun watching Batman confronted with some a crafty. wily foe, but even at this early stage, there's a profound bond uniting the two. King's script sprinkles in just enough humor and silliness to offset the otherwise moody, introspective tone of the story.
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