Batman: Hush

When it comes to a rogues gallery no one touches the Dark Knight.  It's not even close, people!  The point is driven home in Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee's collaboration "Hush".  Littered with Batman's villains from A-Z, you better believe this story also features a ridiculous number of femme fatales rearing their lovely heads.  I'm talking Catwoman, Huntress, Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn, and Talia al Ghul.  Oh, and there's a really brutal fight in Batman #616 between Catwoman and the DCU's numero uno martial artist Lady Shiva!  Guess who wins.  The story ran from Batman #608-619 and is collected in trade paperback.

Superman/Batman: Public Enemies

Superman/Batman: Public Enemies was enjoyable in comic book form.  The exaggerated art style worked well with the rapid story pace.  I hoped it would translate well into animated movie form... and it did!  The art style is kept intact and almost all the story is followed to the slightest detail.  And of course it features a great cast of female villains and heroes!  Among them: Lady Shiva, Silver Banshee, Giganta, Amanda Waller, and of course my favorite Kryptonian Power Girl.  My only real disappointment is an off-screen battle between Power Girl and a suited-up Lex Luthor with the heroine worse for wear afterwards.  I guess I'm left to my imagination's foul designs!  Bwa ha ha!