- Crime needs its beauty sleep, not a few short cat naps.
- — Catwoman
Catwoman (Volume 2) #14 is an issue of the series Catwoman (Volume 2) with a cover date of September, 1994.
Synopsis for "Broken Mirrors"
During Zero Hour, Catwoman wakes up in bed next to a sabre-toothed tiger, and finds Gotham City overrun with dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures. A private detective is sent by one of her thieving victims to go after her, but the man is replaced by a caveman from another timeline right before he finds her. Catwoman goes out into the Crisis with Ash the caveman and Tulik the sabre-toothed tiger. When Tulik is captured by a strange Animal Control that keeps switching eras, Catwoman and Ash give pursuit, and end up having to save him from a displaced hunter on safari. Looking into a grouping of mirrors, she is bewildered to see many different versions of herself, seemingly from past, future, and even with costumes completely unfamiliar. Seeing the reflection of Ash in the mirror, she notices that he is, in reality, a handsome young man from the present. As time comes crashing down around them, and the world ends, Catwoman and Ash share a passionate kiss before fading away into nothingness.
Appearing in "Broken Mirrors"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Wilder
- Ash (Single appearance)
Antagonists:
- Addison Kingsley
- Mr. Ashton
- Dinosaurs
Other Characters:
- Tulik (Single appearance)
Locations:
- Gotham City
- The Enclave
- Gotham County
- Kingsley Tower
- Kingsley Fidelity Insurance
- Vortigern Estates and Hunting Lodge
Items:
- Brosnan Diamonds
- Bast Bed
- Catwoman's Whip
Vehicles:
- None
Notes
- Part of the Zero Hour crossover event.
- This is one of very few tie-in issues to Zero Hour that don't actually directly reference the plot of the Zero Hour miniseries. It is an entirely self-contained story about... sudden, prehistoric love in the face of annihilation.
- This issue is reprinted in the Batman: Zero Hour trade paperback.
Trivia
- Catwoman sees a number of different versions of herself, including the Catwoman from the Golden Age and the Catwoman from the Silver Age.
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