Catwoman

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The psychological and sociological symbolism of such a scene was very profound as it portrayed how a powerful woman renders men weak and helpless. It was fantasy but the males could identify with it because such scenes stirred their submissive顺从 — willing to obey nature.

Unfortunately, Hollywood rarely takes the time to develop the sexual power of a woman's nature and will instead revert to only the physical when they want to show a powerful woman. In the movie "Batman Returns", many males went to see the leather wearing, whip wielding Michelle Pfifer as Catwoman. Too bad this film reverted primarily to physical fighting instead of developing Catwoman's sexual power and obvious D&S interests.

But once again Hollywood played it safe and paid the price at the boxoffice. One can only imagine how big the movie "Catwoman" would have been had it been an "R" rated version, emphasizing Catwoman as an aggressive, kinky and dominant female.

The Cat made her debut in 1940's BATMAN #1 as a jewel thief. From her first appearance as the Cat, Selina Kyle has always been an expert at disguise. In BATMAN #1 Selina wears old age makeup, glasses, and a gray wig to play dowdy Miss Peggs in order to steal a diamond necklace at a shipboard party. Underneath the elderly disguise, the Cat is wearing a sexy dark green dress with a slit down the front exposing her cleavage. She is also wearing white high heel shoes.