Catwoman Vol 2 19

"A new start. A clean slate. No record with the cops. No record with Batman. They may suspect me, but they'll never see me. They may chase me, but they'll never catch me. Never, never, ever catch me."

―Catwoman

"Jungle Cat"

Catwoman
Title:	"Jungle Cat"
Volume:	2
Number:	19
Cover price:	$1.50
Cover date:	March, 1995
Publisher:	DC Comics
Credits
Writers:	Chuck Dixon
Pencilers:	Jim Balent
Inkers:	Bob Smith
Cover artists:	Jim Balent
Cover inker:	Jim Balent
Cover colorist:	Jordan B. Gorfinkel; Electric Crayon
Colorists:	Buzz Setzer
Letterers:	Albert De Guzman
Assistants:	Jordan B. Gorfinkel
Editors:	Denny O'Neil
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"Jungle Cat" is the nineteenth issue of Catwoman, Volume 2. It was written by Chuck Dixon with interior artwork by penciler Jim Balent and inker Bob Smith. Coloring was provided by Buzz Setzer and the issue was lettered by Albert De Guzman. The story was edited by Denny O'Neil with Jordan B. Gorfinkel as assistant editor. The cover art was illustrated by Jim Balent with coloring by Jordan B. Gorfinkel and color separations by Electric Crayon. Curtis King and John Wren edited the cover copy. The issue sold with a March, 1995 cover date and a cover price of $1.50 per copy (US).

Synopsis[]

Appearances[]

Featured characters

Catwoman, Selina Kyle

Supporting characters

Villains

Peter Klosc

Minor characters

Dave Galiant
Blessing
Shapleigh

Organizations

Nazis

Races

Locations

Ochoguay

Esperanza

Gotham County

Gotham City

Items

Katana
Zesti Cola

Vehicles

Airplane

Notes & Trivia[]

This issue is reprinted in the Catwoman: The Catfile trade paperback.

First appearance of Ochoguay.

First and only known appearance of Peter Klosc.

Catwoman chronologically appears next in the third story in Showcase '95 #4.

Galiant appeared last in Catwoman, Volume 2 #18.

Blessing appeared last in Catwoman, Volume 2 #17.

Shapleigh appeared last in Catwoman, Volume 2 #17.