Original sentence: Catwoman originally appeared in comics as "the Cat", a maskless villain in a green dress who later on used big cats for elaborate crimes; her modern incarnation as a black suited cat burglar with mutual romantic interest with Batman didn't occur until 1987 with Frank Miller's classic Batman: Year One.The Black Cat is often mistaken as an homage to DC's Catwoman, however, Felicia Hardy's signature low cut black costume, cat burglar profession, and her steady relationship to Spider-Man predate Selina Kyle's similar depiction in comics by almost a decade
Edited sentence: Although she wore a black catsuit and was a love interest in the 1966 Batman television series, she was not a cat burglar.Catwoman originally appeared in comics as "the Cat", a maskless cat burglar in a green dress and love interest for Batman, but later on became a gimmick supervillain that used big cats for elaborate crimes.Felicia Hardy's signature low cut black costume, cat burglar profession, and her steady relationship to Spider-Man predate Selina Kyle's similar depiction in comics by almost a decade.Her modern incarnation as a black suited cat burglar with mutual romantic interest with Batman didn't occur until 1987 with Frank Miller's classic Batman: Year One.The Black Cat is often mistaken as an homage to DC's Catwoman, however, this is not correct