John Wick meets Kill Bill, meets CATS?! Felix lives a life of high fashion and indulgence. Sure, he steals to get it, but he gets it on his own, nonetheless. When a mysterious character by the name of Schrodinger threatens Felix's only surviving family member in an attempt to recruit him into a crime syndicate, Felix is sent on a globetrotting game of cat and mouse in a heightened world of colorful criminal masterminds.
With its charming dialog, dazzling illustrations, and clever characters, Cat Fight #1 will steal your heart and leave you craving more. Don't miss out on this gem of a comic book that brings the romanticized cat burglar trope to life in a way that is sure to be unforgettable. Read Full Review
Cat Fight #1 is a heist thriller that dazzles and delights before leaving us to breathlessly wonder where its taking us next. Read Full Review
The pacing of the story is great, with the dialogue, narration, and action scenes keeping the readers hooked. The story moves along quickly without sacrificing any of the vital details needed to understand the plot. It's not just the big action scenes either – the quieter, more intimate moments are just as engaging. These moments serve to build the characters and set up the next action sequence. Read Full Review
Like actual cats, this title is playful, unpredictable, and never afraid to draw a little blood. Read Full Review
Some of the exposition is a little clunky, but its still a fun book that uses the medium of comics to set up a fun and interesting story. Read Full Review
Cat Fight #1 is a nice start to the series. Folks who enjoy a good heist/revenge/action story, this is one to check out. It packs a lot into the first issue but does it in a way that keeps the readers engaged and adds to what's going on. It's a fun debut that's well worth checking out. Read Full Review
The artwork is visually arresting, with a smooth sense of motion inherent to every panel Ilias Kyraiazis draws. The characters expressions are punctuated by the thick inks of Auguste and the vivid colors of Dennis Yatras. Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou also knocks it out of the park with the lettering. All in all, this book will stick with you long after you put it down. Read Full Review
Cat Fight is off to a fantastic start, and I'm quite intrigued to see where this thrilling tale of thievery goes next. Read Full Review
Felix Lamarr is in debt to a crime family but intends to use his skills as a master thief to buy himself some time. Read Full Review
I think it started off kind of bland and cliche, and although the whole issue had cliche's it got pretty entertaining as it went along. I'll be back to see where it goes.
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