The latest Infinity War TV spot that dropped today puts a huge focus on Wakanda: Bucky and Captain America reuniting there, as well as T'Challa getting his warriors primed for one of the biggest fights of their lives.

C2E2 is still going strong in Chicago, and geeks from all over the world are stocking up on all sorts of awesome swag and toys from their favorite fandoms. One of our favorite artists, Eisner-nominated Joëlle Jones announced yesterday during the DC Universe panel, that the mischievous Catwoman will be the latest DC character to star in her DC Cover Girls statue line by DC Collectibles!

Batman Returns is my favorite Batman movie (I didn't say best, I said favorite, so leave your The Dark Knight comments outside before I call Krampus). In addition to it having a very enjoyable balance between dark character drama and campy fun, it is also a delightful Christmas movie. Not only does it take place during the pagan-turned-Christian holiday, it features the birth of a savior.

In the first trailer for DC's animated adaptation of Gotham by Gaslight, the thing I'm most excited about it is Selina Kyle.

This wind tunnel dance routine performed by Maja Kuczyńska, a 16-year-old girl from Poland, has been floating across all social media lately, and with due reason.

Harley Quinn is a great character just on her own, but some of her best storylines have unfolded when she's had occasion to team up with Poison Ivy and/or Catwoman. Sounds like Margot Robbie feels the same way!

From the beginning of the game, it was made clear that Catwoman/Selina’s arc was all about power. But the power she wields isn’t her sexuality or knowing Bruce’s secret, or even her clear-cut ability to kick ass. Instead, it's her agency.

This fashion roundup is not last month's floofy dress edition. This is ... the fashion of the damned? Well, not entirely. (That'll come at the end.) Due to the nature of entertainment in general, few characters are one hundred percent villainous or heroic, so there will be a few entries on this list that might make you go "Wait! She's not a villain anymore! This season. Well, most of it ...."

Comics artist and writer Darwyn Cooke, who helped to create the infamous and now-widely-used redesign of Catwoman and was equally known for his work on "DC: The New Frontier", has passed away at the age of 53 after a battle with cancer.

2015 has been a pretty amazing year in comics.

Genevieve Valentine's excellent run of writing Catwoman has just ended as of this week, with yesterday's Issue #46 as her last -- alongside artist David Messina, with whom Valentine has worked throughout her too-brief stay. Before the new creative team picks up the reins next week, here's our interview with Valentine about her thoughts on the narrative arc she chose.

Happy Tuesday! It's time for another episode of Pull Wisely, in which I give a spotlight review to a book that might interest you -- this time, it's the first issue of BOOM! Studios' Last Sons of America -- and also delineate a few more comics that I plan to check out this week.

This cosplay, inspired by the look of Michelle Pfeiffer's Catwoman in Batman Returns, is utterly fabulous. Model Violet Love is featured in a series of photos that certainly evoke the overall mood of the film.

Welcome to the latest episode of our Pull Wisely, now featuring solo video reviews by staffers here at The Mary Sue. This week, I'm on camera with a quick review of a gory and dramatic apocalypse tale: Cogentic #1, written by James Tynian IV, illustrated by Eryk Donovan, and published by BOOM! Studios.

Like with heroic themes, a good villain theme reflects the complexity or simplicity of the character, entity, or event. It's probably a little bit of a misnomer to refer to them as "villain" themes, but that is the term I feel lends more symmetry to the "heroes and villains" dichotomy, so I will divide up villainous themes into Individual Antagonists, Beasties, and Events as Antagonist. But first, a little background.

R/C builder Otto Dieffenbach of Flyguy Promotions created an awesome r/c quadcopter that looks like Snoopy as The Red Baron flying on his doghouse! Expect to see this flying around at SDCC this week!

Rachel Ignotofsky, the awesome artist whose Women in STEM series helped honor some oft-ignored lady scientists earlier this year, was commissioned by Fandango to create this piece for their movie-centric pop-up gallery at the Santa Monica Pier.