It's never a good sign when the tagline on the comic's cover is misspelled, "Assualt" on A.R.G.U.S indeed. So let me get this straight: Ann Nocenti was the writer on Green Arrow and her run was widely hated by fans and critics and the book tanked at a time when the character was gaining popularity…

It's either so bad it's good or it's just really, really bad and should be avoided at all costs. This is SO not the kind of comic I enjoy reading. It is SO weirdly drawn and every bit of dialogue sounds like it's written by an old person trying SO hard to sound young. And…

It's Thanksgiving so I'm making these reviews short this week. So we're getting straight to the point: Is Catwoman #14 any good? Yeah. Really? Because you said the last two issues were complete crap and book was probably worth dropping.  Yeah, I know what I said and I stand by that. Issue #0 and issue…

Unlike with issue #0, I didn't walk away from this comic angry. Instead I feel very, very confused. I know I risk sounding like an idiot here, but I have no idea what I just read. Those who follow me on Twitter know that I've been battling insomnia for a week or so and ramble…

I always jot down notes while reading a comic that I'm going to review and then I expand on those for the full article. But not this time. I'm so infuriated that I'm just going to post the notes that I made and then a closing statement. Here's are my notes taken while reading Catwoman…

Well, it's over. Winick's run is at an end. Overall I liked the work he did on Catwoman but this wasn't a very satisfying end to his tenure. I was pretty bored to be honest. I already listed many of my complaints in the last issue's review as to why the story was falling apart…

Inconsistent. That's how I would describe this issue. It's inconsistent in art as well as story, which is a shame because I wanted Winick's run on "Catwoman" to go out with a bang. Let's start with the artwork by Adriana Melo, who has filled in for March before but now March is gone for good…

Judd Winick, who has been writing "Catwoman" since the start of The New 52, will be leaving the title to make way for Ann Nocenti. Artist Guillem March is also leaving the the book (to go do the Court of Owls spin-off "Talon") and although it's not clear yet who will be taking over the…

Issue #10 is one that's filled with some big revelations, plenty of action, and a creepy new villain whose actions have a profound effect on Catwoman. It's an issue that raises quite a few questions and if you do buy it, chances are good you'll be back again next month to find out what everyone's…

How big is Gotham, exactly? On the Night of the Owls, Nightwing is at City Hall where it is snowing at around 8PM. Catwoman, on the other hand, is at Penguin's home where at 2AM it is "an unseasonably warm evening" and folks are out in short sleeves. The mistake was pretty obvious to me…

The biggest worry going into the 8th issue of "Catwoman" was the introduction of a new character called "Spark", a wisecracking thief with electrical powers. Well, I have some good news: he actually wasn't annoying. Do I still hate the idea of Catwoman pulling heists with a guy who shoots lightning from his fingertips? Yup!…

I've always stood up for "Catwoman", but I'd be lying if I didn't say this one was a bit of a let-down. It's still fun and energetic, but none of the events of this issue are as exciting as previous installments. In fact, the whole purpose of this issue appears to be the introduction of…

The serialized misadventures of Selina Kyle continue this month in another great issue of this fun, energetic series. When we last saw Selina, she was swarmed by cops and was heading to the slammer. Like all other Catwoman issues it was a fine cliffhanger that planted this young crook in another sticky situation that left…

Since I'm getting to this review late, chances are you probably already made your decision on whether or not you wanted to buy Catwoman #5. I look around now and see that most other sites have already given a review and they seem to be resoundingly lukewarm or completely negative. Which…I just don't understand. Too…

To get things started, allow me to quote the thoughts that one of the Batman-News community had on issue #3 and his concerns about what was to come in today's Catwoman #4. I felt that Israel Riviere really hit the nail on the head: "…what really bugs me is that, despite the fun I am…

Well that escalated quickly! When we last saw Selina Kyle she had discovered the dead body of her best friend and long-time fence, Lola. She then got the crap beat out of her by the very same attackers who murdered Lola and we were introduced to brand new villain "Bone" who has a weird deformity…