Written, Art, Colors & Letters by; Cliff Chiang Published by; DC Comics / Black Label Read Full Review

This was another superb installment for a series that was easily one of my favorites in 2021. Hopefully, it remains at this same level of high quality next year. Read Full Review

Catwoman has another champion. Black Label is the perfect venue for this book! Lonely City should be anything but that as you need this on your shelf. The flashbacks and homages to costumes and eras gone by are so worth the price of admission. So many Batman books, but you really should start a Catwoman shelf. Great job Cliff Chiang! Read Full Review

Catwoman: Lonely City #2 sets up the heist of Selina Kyle's life while also exploring how Gotham City has changed in the wake of Batman's death. With one more issue to go, I'm looking forward to seeing how it all ends and hope Chiang tackles more solo projects in the future. Read Full Review

'Catwoman: Lonely City' continues to astonish with its mix of dystopian action, satire, and heartfelt character development. Read Full Review

Cliff Chiang nails this 2nd chapter of Catwoman: Lonely City #2 with an exciting and gorgeous comic that sticks the landing in every category. Read Full Review

This issue features a traditional comic book styling with coloring fit for newsprint. The artwork perfectly fits the tone of the story and provides for a deeper emotional connection with the characters. Read Full Review

Cliff Chiang's vision for Selina Kyle honors the character's history by pushing her forward into new exciting territory. It would be a crime if you didn't pick up this comic. Read Full Review

It's a funnier story than the first issue, but that in no way takes away from the heartfelt character moments that make everything feel so meaningful. The importance of costumes and what they can mean is a new theme introduced this issue, and it's one that helps really understand the impact a character like Catwoman can have. Read Full Review

I'm a little disappointed that the next issue apparently won't be hitting until March, but given how detailed and stunning Chiang's art is, it makes sense. Between this and Ram V's run, Catwoman fans are getting better solo comics than they have in a long time. Read Full Review

It's rare to see a single person handle every aspect of a comic's creation, especially when that comic deals with such an iconic character. Chiang loves this book and it really shows. Read Full Review

It's rare to see a single person handle every aspect of a comic's creation, especially when that comic deals with such an iconic character. Chiang loves this book and it really shows. Read Full Review

This title is a real treat that would be hard to say no to. Read Full Review

Superb

Pencil/Ink: Great
Writing: Outstanding
Story: Better than Good
Layout: Good
Color: Good
Lettering: Good

I feel this story is building up to something big. Whether it does or not the character treatments alone are worth the read. Love seeing all the villains as their more mature selves and finding out where they've ended up.

Excelente

everyone is so old, fuck

I liked this issue. My favorite moment was the flashback with Batman and Catwoman. I also really like Ivy's characterization at the end.

a really solid second half of this story.

This book took a major u-turn with this issue and not for the best. First issue was good and seemed interested in telling a good story. Here we just get big doses of weird lefty ideas and I can't say I enjoyed that. Plus I just burst in laughter when I saw how Ivy looks here. She's fat because lefties think being fat equals "eMpOwErMeNt" but she just looks ridiculous, especially because being a femme fatale was always a major part of her character. Kinda hard being a sexy femme fatale when you look like you're stuffing your mouth with fast food 4 times a day. There still are some decent ideas but the quality took a serious blow here, especially during the second half of the issue which was horrible and I am starting to worry about what kind of book this will turn out to be. more

Stopped midway and will not be picking up future issues. Beautifully illustrated, horribly written. Comics are a two-way street.

It’s okay. A pretty standard Catwoman story, except everyone’s older.