Kiss of the Catwoman

Dammit Bruce you be nice to Alfred. Dude raised you. "Pennyworth". That man is ALFRED!!! The artwork is really good. It's not as deep as BTAS but fun to watch. Some of the characters are great (Montoya) but they could do better with the villains. Doctor Quinzel is an interesting character this early on. Good to know Plastic Man is part of the lore.

Good lord these reviews have to be long. Why do I have to keep writing about this when I've already made my point.

That said. Treat Alfred with respect. Dude is ten times cooler than the bat. His name is ALFRED not Pennyworth. That man is your lifeline.

This episode differs markedly from the previous two, focusing more on the development of the characters of Bruce Wayne and Catwoman, placed here at the centre of the narrative in a very effective way.

The series, in general, is shot with great accuracy, but this episode stands out in particular for its very successful direction, which manages to capture both the action moments and the more introspective ones, giving depth to the protagonists.

All in all, a very good episode: although it does not reach the heights of the second one, it stands out for its totally different intentions, offering an intense and engaging experience.

A bland reworking of Catwoman, who is a giant piece of fluff but also knows how to fight and has access to a panther; Bruce Wayne being a near total a-hole out of costume as well as in, and a cop with a big nose named Cohen are only some of the lowlights here. But the biggest problem is that the story stares the notion of "Bruce Wayne needs therapy" in the face and doesn't know what to do with it. On the other hand, interesting to see that Flass and Bullock are not total incompetents, and the fight scenes are good, and we finally have an interesting performance from. Jamie Chung amidst all the other flat performances.