BURNING DOWN THE HOUSE! As Selina dances her way through devils and the damned at a Dante's Divine Comedy-themed party, a tale of pain and woe unfolds in Stockholm. There, Catwoman will find the first of her prizes as she does battle against the people after her head. By the end, Catwoman will find herself in a literal inferno of her own making!
Catwoman #72 brings us a return to form with the payoff for investing in the character's distant past. We get the tension of the action, all with the poignancy of a new story told in such a way that it feels familiar. All the while the story is left wide open for it to continue. Read Full Review
This issue nicely wraps up the current arc, but it doesn't feel like it advances the plot set up in the first issue too much. Read Full Review
Catwoman #72 tries to establish and strengthen the relationship between the Belov family and Selina, but it may be a case of too little too late. A lack of a strong response from Selina on crossing paths with the Belovs again, as well as the continued ignorance of the multiple sub-plots, makes this issue weaker than it could have been. Read Full Review
The lack of real connection to anything much Catwoman-y, awkward action scenes, and thin story leave this chapter of Catwoman's story a bit weak. Read Full Review
This is practically unreadable. It is quite evident that Torunn doesn't understand the Catwoman character. Catwoman should stay in Gotham, having her galavanting around Europe dilutes the character. I like Torunn's Red Sonja, but even that got nonsensical by the end. This is a drop for me. It's sad that no one can write Catwoman or Wonder Woman right now.
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