As the forces of the WHITE GLOVE prepare to put Gotham City in a stranglehold, Selina finds herself in need of emergency medical treatment from the steady hands of none other than HUSH. Will the Feline Fatale survive her procedure and live to protect her beloved precious city…or will she be reduced to fish food at the bottom of the Gotham City bay?
Catwoman #68 ends the story line in more ways than one. The cosmic nature of the Egyptian goddess, but the intensity of the battles. All mixed with the open-ended-ness of some of those details. Truly anything can happen to Catwoman which is why she stays such a personal favorite of this reviewer. Read Full Review
egardless of whatever the future holds for Selina Kyle, this run has proven to be an entertaining chapter in her journey. Read Full Review
As Tini Howard wraps up her run, she manages to avoid some of the pitfalls that have plagued it since her first issue, but overall still turns in an incoherent, messy finale, albeit one with gorgeous art by Carmine Di Giandomenico. Read Full Review
We're looking at an issue and a run that will be utterly forgotten sooner rather than later. It's not good enough to be remembered nor is it (consistently) bad enough. I sometimes think back to issue #61 and the hope I had for this arc at that point. It's unfortunate how lackluster it ended up being but hopefully next month Torunn Grnbekk can inject some new energy into this series. As for me, this will be my last review of Catwoman. Akash will be covering the title going forward and I'll be looking forward to his take on future issues! Read Full Review
Good story, nice character moments with Selina in her version of death's door and Batman's role. Wrapped up this arc nicely. Solid art, good writing, the plot had an action movie vibe and tension with the crew fighting outside while Selina fought for her life on the operating table and Batman helped how he thought best, staying out of it physically but being with her "spiritually". Fun issue.
I’m so happy Tini is gone.
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