Catwoman Premium Format Figure — Wayne Manor

Catwoman Premium Format Figure — Wayne Manor

Sideshow Collectibles places Selina Kyle inside Wayne Manor for an elegant Catwoman display built around personality and story. Standing approximately 21 inches tall in resin, she poses on the manor’s red-floored steps with a ruby necklace and gold bangles in hand while a black cat brushes against her ankle, making the theft feel playful and deliberate rather than frantic.

Premium Format Presence: A Heist in Progress

At roughly quarter-scale height, this Catwoman statue commands attention without demanding a huge shelf—its 10 × 7.5 inch footprint is modest for a Premium Format Figure. Sideshow frames her not mid-chase but mid-exit, pausing on the steps of Bruce Wayne’s home as if she has all the time in the world. That confidence is the heart of the piece and the heart of the character.

Elegant Gotham Storytelling

The bullwhip rests across Catwoman’s shoulders and curves behind her like a tail. Her glossy black costume is broken up by silver zipper details and the warmer red reflections from the manor floor and heels. The contrast keeps the figure readable while giving the entire presentation a rich, refined atmosphere.

The feline companion at her feet is a small touch with a big payoff. It softens the composition, reinforces Selina’s identity, and adds a second point of interest at the base that rewards a closer look.

Sculpt, Paint, and Craftsmanship

Sculptor Steve Schumacher, working from designs by Ian MacDonald and Richard Luong, gives Catwoman a poised, fluid stance—hip shifted, shoulders relaxed, chin angled with a hint of mischief. Sideshow’s paint team handles the challenge of a black catsuit with a high-gloss finish and carefully placed reflections, so the costume reads as sleek and dimensional rather than flat. The warm manor setting keeps the palette from feeling cold.

Exclusive Batman Cowl Display

The exclusive edition includes a swap-out left arm holding Batman’s cowl. That single accessory changes the story from a general Wayne Manor burglary into something personal between Selina and Bruce. It also gives collectors a second focal point without increasing the statue’s compact footprint.

Whichever trophy you display, the figure pairs naturally with a Batman Premium Format Figure or other Gotham pieces, yet it is strong enough to stand alone as the centerpiece of a DC shelf.

Catwoman in Comics: Selina Kyle’s Legacy

Selina Kyle is Gotham’s most famous cat burglar—a thief with a code, a fighter who relies on agility and nerve, and Batman’s most enduring romantic complication. Across more than eighty years she has been villain, antihero, ally, and even Bruce Wayne’s fiancée, and few relationships in comics carry as much history as theirs.

First Appearance and Key Comic History

Catwoman first appeared as “the Cat” in Batman #1 (Spring 1940), created by Bill Finger and Bob Kane.

• Character overview: Catwoman (DC character overview)
• Expanded continuity bio: Selina Kyle (DC Database)

Specifications

• Manufacturer: Sideshow Collectibles
• Series: Premium Format
• Height: Approximately 21 in / 53 cm
• Width: Approximately 10 in / 25 cm
• Depth: Approximately 7.5 in / 19 cm
• Weight: Approximately 7 lb / 3.2 kg
• Material: Resin
• Exclusive: Swap-out arm holding Batman’s cowl
• SKU: 300787
• Sculptor: Steve Schumacher
• Designers: Ian MacDonald and Richard Luong