Pure, unadulterated fluff, but I loved it. Lacking any sort of real substance Catwoman is visual eye candy that hooks you in but you can't explain why. Basically, Catwoman (Selina Kyle) has a troubled past, which she is trying to figure out. In Issue #000 she is taken in as an orphan and raised to be a thief. What ends up happening is she lives this messed up life that is full of high times and low ones, and greed seems to always be the source of her problems. 
 Why is Catwoman so allured by sex, money, and diamonds? I think it's because she's trying to make up for a childhood where she could never have anything. But why isn't she playing safer? And why is she always getting caught? The book pretty much tells us the answer in black and white: she does so because she's unconsciously trying to get herself killed. Yes, it's like she wants to die. She's almost dies several times in this book alone. Think Batman Returns where she falls out a window and gets licked by cats. Yes, that is what happens to this Catwoman too in issue #000 (which I strongly recommend reading for Selina's backstory). So it's like she really is a cat by having 9 lives. There are times where there's absolutely no way she could survive, and yet she keeps coming back. What I want to know is what happens when she uses up all of her 9 lives. 
 I suppose what's interesting is she has marvelously good luck in surviving, but incredibly bad luck into getting into trouble. I suppose that makes sense because my cat is always seeming to get herself into trouble too. Curiosity kills the cat, am I right? So we have Catwoman stealing from powerful crime lords, thinking she can get away with it, but they end up blowing up her apartment. 
 In conclusion, despite being majorly fluff, Catwoman has caught me with her whip. I am definitely going to read the next book when it comes out next year. I guess you can say curiosity has caught this cat. I just hope I don't die because of it. ;)