Chris Dee is creator and author of Cat-Tales a metafiction series built on the simple premise that what you read in comic books is wrong, the lies and distortions of a tabloid called The Gotham Post.
I asked readers what moments from Cat-Tales they'd like to see, and boy, they had a lot of requests. The latest to be translated into wallpaper is from Not My Kink. Bruce was injured in the previous tale, and Selina took over his *cough*fighting duties while he recovered. She made it all the way to Week 6 before Riddler got suspicious, and, well, "Zany hijinx ensued" as they say...
Like all the new wallpapers in this series, this image is available in HD, widescreen, and for all screen ratios and devices, including android, iPhone and iPad.
In The Gotham Post, the notorious Mrs. Ashton-Larraby has one of her bright ideas for a society fundraiser. They'll all dress up as those colorful night people! Sure, Wayne events have been crime magnets in the past, but now that
Selina is Bruce’s hostess, there won’t be any trouble at all!
When the inevitable disaster unfolds, Catwoman, Riddler and a healed Harvey Dent dressed as Nightwing retreat to the hotel roof...
And in one of the more breathtaking images of Gotham, the Batman family gather after a long night of crimefighting to watch the sunrise over the cathedral.
All images can be downloaded from the Gallery at catwoman-cattales.com.
Announcing Cat-Tales.mobi a mobile-friendly website offering all Cat-Tales, from A Girl's Gotta Protect Her Reputation through A Bon Chat, Bon Rat. Selected spinoffs coming soon! Epub links are also available for iPhone users with the Stanza reader to launch the app and read the ebook directly from the website without intermediary steps.
All other ebook formats - for Kindle, Nook, Sony, iPad, and all other reading devices - are available for download on the main Cat-Tales website.
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Two insanely busy weeks down, one to go. Yet despite a lot of real life demands, it was a gratifyingly productive week for Cat-Tales – for everything except the actual writing, that is. Construction is finished on the TBA, edits completed on several chapters of War of the Poses, and a number of those pesky support services that keep the web extras operating have all been attended to. As for the writing, well, officially, that resumes next week. My friend and client’s book release is Friday, so on paper at least, these next five days are on stand-by for him… That’s not to say writing does not occur. I don’t know how it is for other people, but the characters in my head tend to start without me sometimes. They have in this case. While I didn’t technically do any writing this past week, they did. It isn’t written down, but they have several story developments all arranged to their liking. We’ll just have to see if it’s workable or if it’s another one of Joker’s “Rainy Sunday Fun! All the hamsters out of the microwave” ideas.
In other news, not Cat-Tales specific but, well let’s call it Cat-Tales adjacent, Jim Lee got one of the first iPad off the assembly line. And just look at one of the first things he drew with it:
Yes, okay, I know, goggles. But hey, this is Jim Lee, as in the man behind the Hush rooftop clinch, the image immortalized in CT 28: Awkward Pauses, the image about which Selina, glorying in her Post doppleganger’s purple tint, stated “It’s not real, it’s Photoshop. That means if it’s purple, that’s because somebody made it purple.” Jim is the man who made it purple, and for that he will always have my love. Here,of course, it’s more than a vague “are my eyes deceiving me” tint. So, y’know, progress. That said, Jim, I love you. I love how you clearly love Selina. It comes out when you draw her. You can’t hide it. What I say now comes from that place of artist love: Lose the goggles. As Selina has also stated, it’s not just how they look, it’s what they mean. You make those awful things based on a goddamn cartoon DOG look as good as they can, but even you cannot make them look feline rather than bee-like. And even you, you wonderful man, cannot change what they represent.
That said, thank you for the purple, then and now.
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