"Wow. Fanfiction in comics. I completely didn't see that.

Of course, it has to be done by a woman. Eiko also sounds like a Japanese name, and the woman is white. Are you culturally appropriating Japanese culture?

Unsurprisingly, you re-blog from tumblr, from other Social Justice Warriors that don't care about comics. You made Catwoman bisexual because…it would 'fit'? I'm sorry, but that's ridiculous. You're reasons are based around FANFICTION, and hell, this entire blog reads like a fanfiction. Women only care about bad romances and ridiculous pairings, and it – again – doesn't surprise me that a woman did this. Eiko isn't at all a three-dimensional character. She sounds like a self-insert. She's awed and moved by her feelings for Selina, cliched as that is, and honestly, what does she have other than this? Nothing.

Absolutely nothing.

'Will they dramatically implode'? Who cares? Only people that get surprised at fanfiction twists.

From a Nebula author! Though Vox Day said it best: it's only for those that toe the line.

Only women make such a big deal about sexualities: 'Is this person gay? I hope so, the kiss sounds hot!'

We'll see if this remains canon, and how much money it makes. Way to take Selina Kyle and turn her into an archetype.

BTW – What IS Eiko?"

Ms. Valentine won a Nebula award for some book, and I'm sure Vox would love to tear her apart. She's also a feminist and based on her post here:

genevievevalentine.com/2014/09/live-nude-girls/

Believes Anita Sarkessian, the thief and liar.