Location: Batman / Deadman / New Teen Titans / Outsiders / Shadow
Artists:
Don Newton
(Penciller)
,
Alfredo Alcala
(Inker)
,
Gerry Conway
(Writer)
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The poor thing. It was left alone for a few days now it's hungry. Remember to always look after your large p... ahem. I mean your giant... ah... black... nope. Just feed your dam cat ok? Whew.
Clearly not the Cat that Batman was expecting to find. A great pair of pages by two masterful artists (and autographed to boot!) Congratulations.
Wow! This is amazing! Love that last panel.
Truly a great way to prevent cats from clawing on your sofas: let they claw on Batman! 😸 Congrats on this beautiful page!
Love how the tension builds with those first four panels.
Solid piece batman - congratulations my friend 👍
Great closeup of Catwoman's growler in the spotlight! Batman's tiny flashlight isn't going to be able to beat her back to any kind of satisfaction. The specks of white left by where Alcala's inkins didn't cover is faithfully left in the published version to get great atmosphere.
Absolutely fantastic!! The BAT and the CAT!!! Good looking Batman but even better cat, it's ready to leap. Nice catch!!
Fantastic panels & page! Congratulations!
Superb page by one of the greatest artists on Batman's run! Congrats
Batman vs a black panther :)
Man, dig the set up, then the splash! The combo of shadow and light...so cool. Congrats!
Beautiful page, love the inks! And wonderful tension in that last panel!
Love the layout and pacing here. Congrats!
I know you are about to yell Psych! Its Black Panther lol. Awesome piece.
Nice!
Loving the inks on both of these.
I think the first sign to Batman that maybe he shouldn't hook up with Catwoman was that she kept a panther loose in her home. Awesome art by the great Don Newton!
From my all-time favourite era of Batman comics! Wonderful combination of stories AND art! Alfredo Alcala was an absolute master at depicting atmosphere and this is a prime example of that!
Absolutely gorgeous piece!
What a great Newton page this is. Love it!