I can not say enough good things about this book. I love it! Every issue is like a throwback to when comics were enjoyable and not every story or character had to have some sort of societal impact! Entertainment can just be fun; and this book, thanks to Jed MacKay and his team, is pure entertainment. Read Full Review

The Black Cat vs. Iron Man mini-arc ends the way it must, with a breathless knockdown armour-fight. Visually, it's fantastic; verbally, it's adroit. Taken together, #11 & #12 are equally great as part of Felicia's larger story and as a standalone heist/chase/fight caper. If it has a fault, it's that very best fault for a comic to have: It's over too soon. Read Full Review

MacKay has been working steadily and diligently through the first eleven issues to reach this narrative point. Hardy has been a great deal of fun to hang out with throughout the year's worth of action that she's lived through thus far. This issue brings her craftiness to a crescendo that will be difficult to match in the issues to come. Thankfully, there's some breathing room coming as the series pivots its narrative a bit in the months to come. Read Full Review

Felicia Hardy versus Tony Stark in the skies over New York City, but of course, everything isn't as it seems ... Read Full Review

The battle between Black Cat and Iron Man might be a little too easy for Felicia, but also? It's just a lot of fun. Read Full Review

Outside the questionable final page Black Cat #12 delivered a fun story that featured an extended battle between Black Cat and Iron Man. The chase got over what makes Black Cat such a great character and is able to continue the greater story about the war with the Thieves Guild that Jed MacKay has been developing. Hopefully after this hiatus MacKay is given a chance to continue the story he has building around Black Cat and her crew. Read Full Review

This entire issue is a fight with Iron Man in super suits and nothing more. It's not a comic about Felicia Hardy. Doesn't Tony Stark already have his own series? Read Full Review

Felicia completes her Stark heist with oodles of style, putting one over on both Iron Man and Odessa Drake. It's an absolute thrill ride, tons of fun, it looks and sounds beautiful. What a crying shame to lose this title to the plague -- but it'll be back with the same creative team for KiB.

Another stealth cancellation from Marvel. A shame. This was an entetaining series and this was a very average issue to see it off.

I'm sad that this book is going on hiatus (which probably means canceled for now, but with an eventual relaunch), but I guess COVID really did a number on Marvel's catalog. The overarching story isn't wrapped up here, it ends on a character introduction, and there's a tease in the back for King in Black, so I'm hopeful that the series will return soon enough. I don't think this was the best issue to end on. It wraps up this mini arc with Iron Man, but it's mostly just fighting, rather than showcasing what's best about this series. But I had fun, at least.

This didn’t feel like the most solid ending, but I had a mostly nice time.