I am still in awe that this book exists and I really hope that this issue, and the installments that preceded it, end up inspiring awe in many more readers in the years to come. Read Full Review

Cliff Chiang's brilliant art does a lot of the heavy lifting here, and it's incredible to think that it's a one-man job, but unlike so many other writer-artists, he hits the writing side out of the park as well. It's impossible to tell he's not a practiced long-term writer, because he knows the characters of Gotham inside and out. The lengthy delay hurt the pacing a bit, but ultimately this book doesn't suffer at all in quality. Read Full Review

Catwoman: Lonely City #4 treats us with stunning color visuals, set to a grim look at how things could be. The book gives those readers who know this world another way to think about things, whilst also remaining true to all the premises that made the story possible. This unique mini-series rounds off with a vision of peace and potential, but also with the satisfying resolution it deserves. Read Full Review

All in all, Catwoman Lonely City is a touching, action-packed story about legacy, resisting authoritarianism, and finding family in unexpected places. Read Full Review

Catwoman: Lonely City #4 is a well-crafted concluding chapter filled with satisfying endings and goodbyes. At its core is a message that we must eventually let go of those we have lost to live a full life another day. Read Full Review

Catwoman: Lonely City #4 is a great ending to a great series. It ties together the core themes of the story in such a way that elevates everything up until now. While some of the plot lines may not have had as much time to breathe as they might have deserved, the series finishes as a wonderful character-driven story with rich dynamics and a complex look at our relationship to their world. If you've been waiting for the series to finish to check it out, it's time to read one of the best comics all year. Read Full Review

Not as great as the rest of the story but still a very hopeful and charming finale!

Ending felt a little rushed and didn't pack as much of an emotional punch as I was expecting based on the rest of the series. Overall, this was a fun mini. Some of the political statements Chiang seemed to be trying to make were a little on the nose at times, which I didn't love. I also really didn't like that they made Barbara a lesbian...like, where did that come from? I don't have a big problem with Ivy being fat like some people did, but since when has Barbara been into women? A bit of an odd change if you ask me.