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Friday Finds, Gotham City Sirens Style: Catwoman Costumes

Gotham City SirensThe weather rained on my faraway fairy parade last weekend, so I scampered to the local comic book shop to take advantage of their buy 2, get 1 free sale instead. I ensnared several issues of Gotham City Sirens, a series which stars sexy femme fatales Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, and of course, Catwoman. I'm a fan of all three characters, but Catwoman was one of the first comic titles I started collecting so she's stolen a special sliver of my heart. I even made my own inexpensive Catwoman costume based on her Batman Returns incarnation for a Tim Burton-themed Halloween party two years ago.

This week I sunk my claws into an Etsy search to find what quality designs are available to women that want to channel their inner feline villain. Aren't these handmade creations purrfect?

Catwoman Finds on Etsy
1. Catwoman Handmade Black Leather Mask by Masker of Disguise

2. Catwoman Batman Returns Latex Cosplay Costume (re-creation) by Dame Fatale

3. Goth Stitched Punky Catwoman Hat by Cattywampuss

4. Julie Newmar Style Catwoman Claws and Gloves - 1966 TV Series - Costume by BenaeQuee

Comments

  1. I like Harley and Catwoman. Was never so interested in Poison Ivy.

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  2. Oh I would really like to be one rather than the grumpy (today, oh who am I kidding :) old housewife I am!

    And don't give me a whip I might use it for all the wrong reasons (He! He!)

    Have a wonderful weekend, T. :)

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  3. Hmmm...Must check out these comic books.

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  4. Wow, I love those Etsy findings. And Batman movies. Have a lovely weekend!

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  5. Hi, I just landed here from the Welcome to the Weekend hop. I'm a brand new follower.

    Cool cat costume.

    Bella Vida by Letty
    Have a great weekend.

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  6. Love the claws! New follower from the Weekend hop, Im headin to fb now!

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  7. Yay! There's just something about Catwoman that appeals to the bad girl in all of us.

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  8. Yikes!! I'm very impressed!!

    Stumbled!! My post is: http://keenlykristin.com/2011/05/the-summer-of-kristin-has-begun/

    Thanks for linking up!
    Kristin :)

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  9. I just "stumbled" by from the hop, which is found on a page on my site that lists more than 200 hops, memes, and photo challenges… some for each day of the week. Check under the header for the link to that page. I’ve also just started a BlogFrog community that focuses on hops, carnivals, memes, and photo challenges. Go to http://theblogfrog.com/1504201 to visit & participate.
    I hope you’ll visit me soon. I follow back!
    NCSue

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  10. Stumbled! I never thought to look on Etsy for Catwoman costumes!

    Thanks for stopping by!
    http://confessionsofafrugalmind.blogspot.com/

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  11. That mask is beautiful! I've Stumbled your post and I found you through Makobi Scribe's blog hop. Looking forward to exploring your blog.

    And thank you for your kind words about my son and the tornado. We are very thankful.

    Best,
    Jayne

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