Ram V provides closure for this chapter of Catwoman in this issue. Whatever the future holds, she is a changed person after a series of confronting new enemies, protecting her friends and bring some closure to her dealings with the Riddler and Penguin. I am unsure of Ram V's role in future Catwoman issues as he is writing so many storylines lately. However, if he is moving on, you would be well served to pick up all the past issues he has had his fingers on! Read Full Review

The battle for Alleytown has come to an end, and Catwoman stands triumphant in the conclusion of the book's final story arc leading into this creative team's big final issue. All the emotional and character depth as well as the fun that has resonated through every fiber of this run is on full display here as a reminder of just how great this book has been. Read Full Review

This good-looking issue features a classic comic book styling reminiscent of newsprint. The action scenes are interesting and the attention to detail is emotionally engaging. Also, there are some especially eye-catching panels in this edition that I found breath taking. Read Full Review

Before this run on Catwoman comes to a close, it's clear that it is absolutely going out in style. Read Full Review

Tying in with an event is always tricky, especially when it's a title's last arc, but I think V got all the big things right here. The last few pages were genuinely emotional and set up a lot of great elements that I hope the next writer builds on. Read Full Review

When all is said and done, Catwoman #37 delivers another solid entry to Selina's story. It will be interesting to see where the story goes next, as the plot directions that can follow from here feel wide open. Read Full Review

Despite many obstacles, Ram V does a good job of giving readers a decent Fear State tie-in, but more importantly, a good Catwoman issue. It's a shame that his run is ending soon, but at least he is making the best of an odd situation as it comes to a close. Read Full Review

Catwoman #37 is a must-read for any reader of the regular series as it wraps up its Fear State arc, but also sets the stage for a final goodbye to Selina's time in Alleytown. There's a sense of finality in this issue, but V and Blanco have one more issue together before its time to fully say farewell. Fans of Fear State and the Catwoman series will both be equally satisfied by what's on display here. Read Full Review

Ram V made the best with the Fear State tie-ins, but Catwoman will likely be solidly back on track now he can focus on his own stories. Read Full Review

Catwoman #37 concludes a strong tie-in story that complimented Fear State extremely well. The journey that Catwoman and her crew went on put over how big of a threat the Magistrate became before their downfall. The ending of this story also sets up Catwoman to continue to be a major player in Gotham City. Read Full Review

The best issues in a massive crossover event hold their own weight as distinctive chapters. The latest issue of Catwoman lacks the kind of finesse that would make it terribly intelligible outside of the clash of events of the rest of the crossover. Even in context, there seem to be too many gaps in the course of events in the chapter to feel like anything other than a reasonably pleasant mess. Read Full Review

I am going to stick around for the new creative team, due in a couple of issues (#39), though if truth be told, I wasn't that impressed with Tini Howards Excalibur book, so I guess time will tell. For Ram V, with news that he's leaving both Justice League Dark and Swap Thing, I hope he gets the opportunity to get more meta-textual, akin to These Savage Shores, soon. Read Full Review

This was fine, but I don't care about any of this. It's competent, I guess.

Rubbish artwork.