Comic Review: Catwoman #10 (DC Comics)
Staff WriterAs good as Catwoman is at stealing the bigger jobs don't always go to plan. Selena's latest job has been a nightmare from the start and it just doesn't seem…
Comic Review: Catwoman #8 (DC Comics)
Selena finds herself at no end of trouble this issue as a job goes from bad to worse I'm quite liking Mrs. Creel's story, it's just simmering away at…
Comic Review: Catwoman #7 (DC Comics)
The Penguin certainly knows how to make an entrance, hopefully, he knows how to drive too. Selina Kyle is the epitome of gracefulness as she spends her day shopping (and…
Comic Review: Catwoman #5 (DC Comics)
Mrs. Creel may regret her most recent move against Catwoman, she may forgive a lot of things but I think going after her sister is going to be the line…
Comic Review: Catwoman #4 (DC Comics)
We delve into Selina's past in this issue and as you would expect it isn't always for the faint-hearted. I'm not totally sure if the meetings with her sister are…
Comic Review: Catwoman #3 (DC Comics)
Alan SpinneyCatwoman 3, with Catwoman prowling around where she might need a few of her nine lives. DC Comics' Catwoman 3 begins with a business meeting. It seems that Selina Kyle…
Comic Review: Catwoman #1 (DC Comics)
As Catwoman, herself so rightly warns us to read Batman #50 (and my review) before continuing with this issue. This is about to get a little spoilery. Catwoman is hurting,…
Final covers for BATMAN #50 and CATWOMAN #1
NewsdeskDid you read and review BATMAN #49 today? It was the Cat vs. the Clown in one exciting showdown that sets the stage for our giant anniversary issue—and the biggest…
C2E2: SUPER STAR ARTIST JOËLLE JONES REVEALS NEW DC COVER GIRLS STATUE ON DC UNIVERSE PANEL
Catwoman will join the bestselling DC Collectibles statue line in November 2018 Eisner-nominated artist Joëlle Jones announced today during the DC Universe panel at C2E2, that the mischievous Catwoman will…
Comic Review: Batman #44 (DC Comics)
Another awesome issue in the frankly superb run of Batman. I love how in King's run of Batman an issue doesn't need to be jam-packed full of action to be…
