Catwomans recent adventures have been amplifying her loner status. With this chapter, shes clearly ready to get back into a more social mood. Her new role as thief guru allows Ram V the opportunity to show Kyle from a distinctly different angle. Between enemies on both sides of the law and allies, she will be trying to train, Ram V has a wide range of different elements to work with in coming issues.  Read Full Review

Judging from this, I think he can. This is a well crafted issue overall and I am excited to see where we are this title is headed. Read Full Review

If you’ve been a fan of Selina’s current run or recent issues of Justice League Dark, you’ll definitely want to check out this issue. Feel free to comment below where you hope to see Catwoman go during this run. Read Full Review

When all is said and done Catwoman #25exceeded all my expectations. It took what couldve been just another heist and makes it a bit more memorable. Given the number of heists readers have seen Selina make, this is sure to be an appreciated thing. Read Full Review

Catwoman #25 is a worthy milestone issue for the series, playing into current events and building up new plots for future use. There's a genius move to increase the supporting cast while reminding us Catwoman is strong for her spirit. An important detail. Read Full Review

For Catwoman fans this was a well done anniversary issue that builds on Joker War while giving Selina plenty of spotlight on her own. Read Full Review

Ram V's first regular issue of Catwoman is a pleasant surprise, as free of the status quo of Joelle Jones' run he's able to craft one of the most unique and likable takes on the queen cat of Gotham since Genvieve Valentine's run. Read Full Review

I didn't realize coming into this title how much I'd enjoy it. The book oozes style from the first page. Its a special team of artists here in one special to have every page achieve the status of a page-turner if somehow the exceptional direction of Ram V's opening story alone isn't enough to lure new and current followers of this series. Read Full Review

Catwoman #25 marks the first time I've truly been excited for a run in a while. Writer Ram V has already established himself as a solid Catwoman writer with a few fill in issues, but I can't wait to see how he handles a longer run with Selina. Main artist Fernando Blanco ups his game considerably, even beyond his normally great art, and V's script keeps the pace light and fun without losing sight of Selina's more complex inner self. With two equally entertaining short stories as a bonus, Catwoman #25 is a must read for any fan of the character. Read Full Review

Who wouldn't love to read about a character like this? Read Full Review

Catwoman #25 marks the 25th issue in her latest series, and it comes with three dynamic stories, full of brilliant and bold artwork. Read Full Review

Ram V starts off his Catwoman run with a bit of a one-person/three artist anthology issue that has a lot going on.  He already proved himself while filling in for Joelle Jones on the previous run, and I am looking forward to what he has in store from here on out. Read Full Review

Even if you haven't properly read a Catwoman issue in a while, this should absolutely be one you check out. Read Full Review

Ram V finally gets his chance to write the main story of Catwoman, and though there are a few spots of concern, its very promising! Read Full Review

Sadly, none of the three stories here offer the costume we saw Catwoman don in the previous two issues of the series. Instead, Selina is back to more modern take on her costume in a series of stories that entertains but doesn't offer more than momentary distraction. Read Full Review

This was a really good issue by far! The art and different stories were all well written and illustrated. Great to see Selina involved in the Joker War.

So DC are like addicted to selling these " anniversaries " even though they are not even worth to celebrate. Seriously, chill with them. Nevertheless, this was quite a stellar book, better than the Cat-woman anniversary special. Ram V. is an amazing up and coming writer, and his talent spills of the page, accompanied with some great art for all three stories.

First story picks up write where Batman #98 left off with Catwoman, Penguin and the Riddler. Great follow-up, and really recommend reading this to understand the bigger picture of Joker War. Great art by Blanco and fantastic writing from Ram V. as expected. Second was a sweet tribute to Cat-woman's past of who she is and her revisit to her hometown. The third story is through the eyes of a cat... Ram V. is just a good writer, managing to make a story interesting based on how he molds his narration around the ideas he presents. A good issue. Is it worth for 6 bucks though? I don't think so, even with Ram V. as writer. Prob not coming back for the next issue, but a great extra size we have here. more

The tie-in was solid but the other two were less so.

I used this issue as a test to see if I was going to hop back on this title or not, since I had to read most of it for Joker War anyway.

Duende was okay. I wasn't bored by it, but I wasn't amazed either. It did seem pretty integral to Joker War though but maybe that'll all be assumed up in a few panels in Batman #100.

Return to Alleytown was less fine. The dialogue for the kids was atrocious, and overall, the story felt out of place.

Cat vs Woman was better than the last story, but not as good as the first. It was kinda cute.

Overall, this issue is rather mediocre. I'm really uncertain about whether I'll continue reading the title. It is an improvement over the last issue I read, but just not good enough to make me want to give issue 26 a shot. more

This Joker War tie-in was neccessary to fill some plot holes, but as a separate read it was neither super interesting nor engaging.