your bruce wayne just kills me - for someone who's supposed to have the iq of a genius, unfortunately, he's got the eq of a pea.

thank goodness selena is so level headed and patient.

I really loved how Harvey couldn't find the opposite of gray, and it made him go crazy. It was a really interesting way of handling him.

Forgive me. I had no idea these stories existed until today (er..was it yesterday...have been reading a while) and I had to respond after this first chapter. The idea of the Joker needing to set the VCR to tape "Whose Line" was topped only by Bruce/Bats IM'ing him (in all caps, natch) to um...go away. Fantastic. I've never laughed harder at anything ever. Only about 7 years behind the times, but I'm going to play catch up with all of these CatTales over the next few weeks I can see.

I like this showing them working together

Fantastic

Okay, I just had to say how much I love when he "absentmindedly made several intelligent comments." And the "Tim is an idiot/ Dick is an idiot." There. I'm done (at least until I read whatever brilliance you have next).

I love this series so very much I can't wait to read more. You're captured our favourite villainess so well, and with such style! This witty, intelligent and genuinely human Catwoman is utterly addictive. Well done!

yet another amazing work. i've read the whole trilogy. i can't wait for "domestic affairs" ^_^ email me as soon as it's posted! thanks!!

okaay. It was cool but i didn't get it that well. keep it up!

really great.

I didnt get a chance to let you know before..but I read the series(above stories)and I enjoyed them immensly :)

Chris, I love the way you write Bruce & Selina.

What can I say? It's good stuff. A satisfying resolution to the Two-Face problem and a satisfying resolution
to Bruce and Selina's first fight. Although I can't imagine them getting too domestic. 8)

I thoroughly enjoyed this story, just like all the others in the series. My only complaint is an aesthetic one: that the two didn't work out their problems themselves but required Tim's intervention, albeit mischieviously intended. It always annoyed me in those "Screwball Comedies" (which these stories remind me of) when it took some outside intervention to resolve things. This time it wasn't so bad: I have the definite feeling that they would have resolved things themselves eventually, but it made the story less than perfect. I am amazed at how you keep finding stories that don't feel repetitious but rather carry the relationship forward. If only the DC writers were even half as clever at this relationship! Looking forward, as ever, to the next story.

P.S. I think Tim is right!

(Excuse me if this sounds a bit choppy, reviews aren't my forte). Your story is really great. You can see that there is color in the world, not just black and white or shades of gray. (man, this sounds really lame, but it's how I feel)