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…
Eiko Hasigawa
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…
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…
Catwoman #51 review
Catwoman #51 delivers a competent, yet wholly predictable prison story as Selina manipulates her way to a position of power among her fellow inmates….
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…
Punchline: The Gotham Game #2 review
Alexis Kaye is still figuring out what she is capable of. In the second issue of Punchline: The Gotham Game, Punchline makes her play…
Catwoman #49 review
Catwoman #49 is the best issue in the series to come out in a while with its solid balance of well executed action sequences…
Catwoman #42 review
Catwoman #42 delivers a satisfying conclusion for Tini Howard and Nico Leon’s first arc in the series. While Howard’s tendency to put theme first…
Catwoman #39 review
Catwoman #39 gives Selina Kyle a fresh start back in Gotham City courtesy of Tini Howard and Nico Leon. Howard’s script throws a lot…
