Catwoman was created by Bill Finger and Bob Kane, making her first appearance in Batman #1.
Catwoman's costume was redesigned to a sleek, black outfit with a whip, moving away from her earlier green dress and mask.
Julie Newmar portrayed Catwoman in the 1960s Batman television series, helping to popularize the character beyond comics.
Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli revamped Catwoman's character in the graphic novel 'Batman: Year One', giving her a more complex and grounded identity.
Catwoman's first ongoing solo comic book series was launched by DC Comics, focusing on her adventures independent of Batman.
Halle Berry starred as Catwoman in the 2004 live-action film 'Catwoman', a standalone story separate from the Batman films.
Michelle Pfeiffer gave an iconic portrayal of Catwoman in the 1992 film 'Batman Returns'.
The New 52 reboot introduced a new version of Catwoman with updated costume and storyline, reestablishing her for a new generation.
Zoe Kravitz was cast to portray Catwoman in the critically acclaimed film 'The Batman', bringing a fresh take to the character.
Selina Kyle is born in Gotham City, beginning the life of the future Catwoman.
As a teenager, Selina lives on the streets of Gotham, developing her skills in burglary and survival.
Selina adopts the Catwoman persona, committing her first major theft in Gotham City.
Catwoman crosses paths with Batman, starting a complex relationship between adversaries and allies.
Catwoman teams up with Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn, forming the Gotham City Sirens.
Selina develops a romantic relationship with Bruce Wayne, balancing crime and love.
After numerous conflicts, Catwoman temporarily retires from her life of crime and antiheroics.
Catwoman returns to Gotham to fight crime and protect the city using her unique methods.
