frighteningly insightful

very good

this is great

hee! i like how the rogues are like a normal meddlesome family, with the three acting like they were Selina's big brothers.

I like the tone you've set for this series--rogues have normal feelings too :)

aww. i love how the bat has to do a dry run of his conversation in his head...glad it turned out to be sweet and painless for him. it's the foot massage, i tell you.

And the addiction continues. I'm a little confused at certain points, because I never really read the comics very much, I mostly watched the Animated Series. How close were all the Rogues? I always got the feeling there wasn't much love between most of them.

Now this was an intense chapter. Really good character development!

Wispr

Nice way for Catwoman to see what the victim feels after being robed. Again love how you are doing their relationship!

Wispr

How you write the inner dialog is very good and the scene in the Study was bloody hilarious!

Wispr

That was a good chapter (I loved the bit about the Burton/Schumacher films), but the end was the best. I like Barbara, and you portray her so well.
Well, I'm off to read more. Toodles!

I am slowly but surely reading your entire amazing repetoire of amazing character development, drama, and insight. The deepest fear being the horribly flubbed movie was an excellent touch- that would scare me, too. You make all the characters real, three dimensional instead of blots of color on the page. If you're not writing for DC, you should be.

are you using Harry Potter names? 'cause in the previous chapter the was a Draco directly mentioned and in the first sentence of this one there is a Hermione.

You sneak in these serious introspective bits while we're still laughing over the Batman and Robin movie cameo. How *do* you do it? :)

Bravo. Another wonderful job. I await with baited breath for your next story. :)

Great. More, more, more!!!!!!