Batman #210 — DC Comics (March 1969) — "The Case of the Purr-loined Pearl!"
Grade: NM- 9.2 (seller-graded, raw copy) | Era: Silver Age | Format: Single issue, cover price $0.12
Why collectors want this issue
First appearance of Catwoman's Feline Furies — her all-female gang, a much-collected Silver Age first.
Neal Adams cover, from the run of covers that reshaped how Batman was drawn.
Catwoman/Selina Kyle story: fresh out of jail, she opens a weight-reducing salon as cover for recruiting her crew.
Frank Robbins script, Irv Novick pencils, Joe Giella inks.
High-grade raw copy of a key that is expensive in slabbed form.
Creators
Cover: Neal Adams
Script: Frank Robbins
Pencils: Irv Novick
Inks: Joe Giella
Story synopsis
After being released from jail, Catwoman opens a weight-reducing salon as Selina Kyle, offering courses to eight women released from the Women's House of Detention. She defeats them in combat and hands out Catwoman costumes — and that night Batman and Robin catch her crooks driving the Catmobile.
Condition
Raw (ungraded) copy, assessed by the seller at Near Mint- 9.2.
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What you receive
The exact copy pictured — one single issue.
Bagged and boarded, then packaged for safe transit.
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