Saturday is Caturday! Favorite Catwoman? Here are the Contenders.

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I wish I could be constantly flanked by two gay men in tiger jackets. 

Michelle P. Always that face. Beauty. 


Anne H. I still don't know why people hate her. I don't. She's fine to me.(shrug)






I believe Eartha Kitt was actually part Tigeress. I have an article about her to publish, but it needs editing. If I were as bold as she was, I would scare my own damn self, and I am no shrinking violet. 


Zzzzzzzzoe Kravitz, I am suddenly desperate for a nap. 


Lee Merriweather, I am unfamiliar with her version, but the flip is cute. 

Lili Simmons I never watched Gotham. 


The platform glitched and wouldn't let me put a caption under Halle. Her skin looked good. Or the fabulous Julie Newmar. She is probably the best known TV version. 

Since I am always impressed by women who command the atmosphere around them, my choice is Eartha. I love fearless bitches who don't apologize for being complicated and outspoken. She wrestled with life like a ninja and walked tall on her own terms. 

Some versions were more memorable than others, but if you had to pick one, who did it best in your eyes? And don't forget to post your babies, or anything kitty here that you like. 



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