WildCATS continued to build and build upon its story making for an effective and entertaining team book that manages to keep surprising readers in a good way with each issue. Read Full Review

Overall, this run of WildC.A.T.S continues to deliver and to excite. I continue to find myself looking forward to each issue, confident that I will be entertained and excited. Do yourself a favor and jump on board if you haven't already (especially since Volume 1 releases later this month, collecting the first six issues!). Read Full Review

Like the rest of the series, WildC.A.T.s #10 is all about raising the stakes. Rosenberg has packed an immeasurable amount of story into a minuscule amount of pages, and it has been enough to breathe life back into the Wildstorm heroes. It's great to see the attention spreading across the cast. This focus on Cray and Priscilla has been a long time coming. Read Full Review

Wild.C.A.T.s #10 is another piece of the bigger picture dance that's going on and it's a hell of a lot of fun. The series continues to entertain with every issue delivering so much with every one. As a fan of the characters within, it's great to see this new mix and see it working so well. Here's to hopefully more Wildstorm in the DC Universe, especially if it's this quality. Read Full Review

While the 1990s Wildstorm comics often had relatively little going on beyond action, this one seems determined to play as a highly ambitious spy comic. On one hand, that works to add a few more layers, but it also requires a lot more wordinesssomething I'm not sure the comic can carry. Read Full Review

Ultimately, there's still plenty to dig with what Rosenberg, Segovia, and Derenick are doing here, the series could just be so much more than what we're given. Read Full Review