Tini Howard and Nico Leon have done impressive work with the start of their run on Catwoman. These four issues are a perfect glimpse into Catwoman and what makes the anti-heroine tick. If you're interested in the character but find her comic history jarring, start here! You won't be disappointed. Read Full Review

‘Catwoman' is such an intriguing series full of great character depth/development with stunningly gorgeous artwork and a storyline that has brought new life to a portion of Gotham City and those that reside there. With this issue, the series continues its year and a half long streak of being one of the best books being published by DC Comics and one of the best comic books on the shelves period. Read Full Review

Watching a well-choreographed revenge plot play out is a thing of beauty. It's easy to forget that in some ways, Selina is the closest thing the DCU has to a Black Widow-like superspy. Read Full Review

And now that things are firmly established for Selina in Gotham City... she's going to leave town with Harley. A road trip. It's kind of a bold move for Howard to suddenly jar things in a different direction, but it DOES help keep things fresh in what will hopefully be a long relationship between Howard and Kyle. Howard has a very entertaining take on the character subtly different from anyone else who has worked on the series in the past three years. It'll be interesting to see where she takes Selina and Harley in the near future. Read Full Review

This new Catwoman run knows exactly what its strengths are, and runs full speed ahead into all of fun and frothy things that can result from that. Read Full Review

Catwoman #42 is a good ending to a promising opening arc for Tini Howard and Nico Leon's run. Veronica Gandini's colors are also exquisite, leaving behind a great looking book. The overall narrative has its problems with questionable character motivations, but the stakes thankfully remain high the whole way through. With a solid foundation set, I have high hopes that Howard and Leon's next arc will be even better. Read Full Review

With this story concluded, Catwoman could go anywhere from here. Read Full Review

Unmotivated character work and incoherent action layouts drag down what is at heart a fairly clever, if well worn, shell game plot. Read Full Review

This was a really good finale to this arc. Selina taking Roman's mask using it against him was done so well. I thought it was a great shot when you see her wearing the mask, and I thought it was funny to see Roman completely lose his mind once he realized she had the real mask. Plus, Leon's art was, as usual, fantastic here and it continues to fit the story well.