Kim and Bandini deliver amazing art with distinctive styles that are perfect for both parts of the story and its characters. Read Full Review

WildC.A.T.s #8 is an exciting and fun read, and should be one of the titles you are watching month-to-month.  Read Full Review

WildC.A.T.s #8 continues a series that's one of the most fun on the shelves. It's able to mix so much together and make it work. After years of what feels like false starts, this series has cracked the code of folding in the Wildstorm Universe and the DC Universe and make it seem like it was always the case. A comic to look forward to with every release. Read Full Review

While it has its flaws,WildC.A.T.s #8 does exactly what a good WildC.A.T.sissue should. It creates thrilling action, adds in some high stakes, and pays tribute to the Wildstorm universe while also building on its new landscape. Its brilliant sense of humor certainly doesn't hurt. Read Full Review

There are some interesting threads here, but the problem is the WildCATS just aren't very interesting characters and don't make great anchors for a book. Rosenberg isn't telling a bad story here, but he's struggling to create any connection with the main characters. Read Full Review

Needless to say, WildC.A.T.S #8 was an interesting take on the C.A.T.S and, by its conclusion, offers more strange actions by our guy. While the Multiverse angle is sadly getting stale already, issue #8 does roll the plot ahead in other ways I enjoyed. Once they get their act together, and finally become the WildC.A.T.S, the you-know-what will hit the fan. Read Full Review

There's a lot to like when it comes to this new series focusing on one of Wildstorm's biggest teams, but there are also just as many chinks in the armor when it comes to Grifter and company. Read Full Review