Frank Tieri is giving fans the best of both worlds. Those who wanted Selina back in black, get that as well as some of Gotham's coolest heroes and villains. Those who wanted the smart, tough Selina to stay get that as well as she is one step ahead of everyone even as she finds herself in hotter and hotter water. Inaki Miranda's art tops it all off and I am enjoying the hell out of this Catwoman book in general and this issue in particular. Read Full Review

While I'm normally not a Catwoman fan I am really enjoying Tieri's run so far. It is somehow brighter and more enjoyable that the previous arc, which I know many people really liked, but was a little dour for me. I prefer a wittier and engaging Selina rather than the tense and weighed down version of the character. Don't get me wrong, the stakes are high at the end of every issue here, but it is fun seeing Selina banter with Tesla and make short work of Riddler. I am going to give this issue high marks even just for the color work on the last three pages. I said it above and I'll say it again, the colors are lovelyand while I typically read Catwoman digitally I am planning to purchase the paper copy just to see if it is as beautiful. Read Full Review

Tieri sets 'em up, but in his sprint to knock them down, he trips and falls. For all extensive purposes, there's a decent amount of good in this book, but if you're detail oriented, there will also be a lot that drives you crazy. Read Full Review