The Gotham War: Red Hood #2
Red Hood loses his ability to function and the baddies fight each other to get him back and it’s just a whole lotta nonsense …
Catwoman
Knight Terrors: Catwoman #1 review
Knight Terrors: Catwoman #1 is a successful addition to the Knight Terrors event that is a strong read even on its own. Tini Howard’s …
Batman and Catwoman go to war this fall in a DC Comics crossover event
To say that Batman and Catwoman have had a rough few years together would be quite the understatement, what with their romance, almost-marriage, splitting …
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Catwoman #55 review
Catwoman #55 operates as more of a resetting of the table than the fifth part of a story arc. Tini Howard’s script has more …
Catwoman #54 review
Catwoman #54 features several interesting character dynamics that find themselves inelegantly utilized to set Selina on a new path forward. Tini Howard wisely wraps …
Punchline: The Gotham Game #6 review
The Royal Flush Gang decide to abandon Punchline after the ambush by the Gentleman’s Club at Port Royal. Meanwhile, Alexis Kaye is alive and …
Catwoman #53 review
Catwoman #53 doesn’t boldly take the series in a new direction, but Tini Howard’s focus on characterization mostly distracts the reader from a narrative …
Catwoman #52 review
Catwoman #52 is a step in the right direction for Tini Howard’s prison based arc, which features a better handle on Selina’s current mental …
Justice Society of America (2022) #2 review
I’ll be honest. I used to be a MASSIVE fan of Geoff Johns’ work. When I was a kid reading his comics, something about …
Punchline: The Gotham Game #4 review
Some say the only way to play the game is to not play at all. Turns out, that’s Punchline’s entire strategy! In fact, it …
