The 'Cats are hated, hunted, and humanity's last hope, but can anyone stand against the might of HALO? As one member betrays the team, another will fall.
All of the artists deliver fantastic imagery in the issue. I love the visual style of the action and how the art brings out the thrilling and suspenseful elements of the story. Read Full Review
The next issue is sure to be climactic, and I'm eager to see how Rosenberg and team tackle what is sure to be a fantastic issue. Grifter and the team have a huge challenge ahead of them, but the right team is steering this boat into the harbor, so it will be great no matter how it plays out. Read Full Review
It's hard to overlook how much funWildC.A.T.s#11 is. While there are some flaws, the story, characters, and humor elevate the book beyond any criticism. It's just a great book to look at and laugh with. Most of the art is fantastic, and there's one particular panel that can haunt readers in their dreams. With just one issue to go,WildC.A.T.s is set to enjoy a strong ending to a fantastic run. Read Full Review
The plot is a lot, as we build to a battle of factions that includes a guest appearance by the trio of Black Canary, Roy Harper, and Batman, but there are a few interesting bits including a surprising role for Caitlin Fairchild. I'm hoping that this VERY '90s comic is setup for something else featuring these characters, particularly if it involves the return of the other Gen 13 characters. We'll see how it wraps up next month. Read Full Review
The series as a whole is worth a read for its characterization, art, and integration into the DCU, but a smaller scope would have vastly elevated the Wildstorm reboot. Read Full Review
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