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Line 2: [[File:15044715548_8345.jpg\|frame\|Meow!!]] '''''[[Catwoman]]: When in Rome''''' (2004-2005), is a six issue miniseries, published by [[DC Comics]], and composed by the award winning creative team of [[Jeph Loeb]] and Tim Sale. It was the third part of the Critically Acclaimed series, with ''[[The Long Halloween]]'' and ''[[Batman: Dark Victory]]'' being the first two parts. While not as critically acclaimed as the first two parts, it still has nothing but great reviews under its belt. {{~~examples~~Needs More Info}} * [[Accidental Kiss]]: At the end of chapter 4, Selina hallucinates and believes she's kissing Batman but it's actually {{spoiler\|The Riddler}}.▼ {{tropelist}} ▲* [[Accidental Kiss]]: At the end of chapter 4, Selina hallucinates and believes she's kissing Batman - but it's actually {{spoiler\|The Riddler}}. * [[Action Girl]]: Catwoman and The Cheetah. * [[Amazonian Beauty]]: Catwoman is curvy and [[Heroic Build\|built]] ([[Most Common Superpower\|in more ways than one]]). * [[Anti-Hero]] * [[Art Shift]]: Thanks to Dave Stewart, ''When in Rome'' looks completely different than the other two series. ** Also Selina looks significantly different than she did in the other two series. * [[Badass Normal]]: Selina could be one of the female incarnates. ** The Blond. * [[Bath Kick]]: Selina does this in Chapter 1. * [[Berserk Button]]: ~~The Riddler better not touch Selina. Don't call The Riddler Eddie.~~ ~~[[Big Bad]]: {{spoiler\|~~The Riddler ~~and~~better not ~~Louisa~~touch ~~Falcone}}~~Selina. Don't call The Riddler Eddie. * [[Big No]]: {{spoiler\|When Selina hallucinates Batman shooting her}}.▼ * [[Big Bad]]: {{spoiler\|The Riddler and Louisa Falcone}}. * [[Butt Monkey]]: Double Subverted, {{spoiler\|It seems like The Riddler is this, then we learn he is behind all of Selina's problems and he seems like he is the Manipulative Bastard, but by his last appearance he retains his former Butt Monkey role}}.▼ ▲* [[Big No]]: {{spoiler\|When Selina hallucinates Batman shooting her}}. ▲* [[Butt Monkey]]: Double Subverted, {{spoiler\|It seems like The Riddler is this, then we learn he is behind all of Selina's problems and he seems like he is the Manipulative Bastard, but by his last appearance he retains his former Butt Monkey role}}. ** The Scarecrow is this even though he only appears in three or four panels. * [[Catch Phrase]]: The Riddler's "Question and Answer". Line 36 ⟶ 40: ** Also the Cheetah: Her face is half woman, half cheetah, she just as ample chested as Catwoman with cheetah covered skin, and frequently walks around in the buff. * [[Finagle's Law]] * [[Foreshadowing]]: {{spoiler\|The Riddler asking Selina if she knew Batman's identity, him being in every one of her hallucinations, and him returning to Gotham all of a sudden}}. * [[Freudian Excuse]]: {{spoiler\|Since the Falcones didn't claim Selina, she began a life aof crime to make a life that she would have had}}. * [[Freudian Trio]]: Selina is Ego, The Riddler is Super Ego, and The Blond is Id. * [[Genre Blindness]]: {{spoiler\|The Riddler doesn't realize that Selina is much smarter than he gives her credit for}}. Line 70 ⟶ 74: [[Category:DC Comics Series]] [[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Category:Comic Books of the 2000s]] [[Category:Comic Books]]