Mackay establishes the new ongoing series firmly on the right foot. Theres nothing terribly fresh about the story, but it IS a story well-told with art that delivers style and action to the page. Read Full Review

I haven't been this fired up by a hero book from Marvel Comics in a long time. The stories are fun and thrilling, the characters honor their past iterations while charting new paths, the visuals are phenomenal, the colors vivid, and the letters just flat out cool. This is a book you can give to anyone to get them hooked into comics, let alone, this series. This is comic book perfection! Thank you, Marvel! Highest possible recommendation! Read Full Review

Black Cat #1 is a fun read for fans of the character. It does an excellent job of building upon recent events while also being accessible. The introduction of new characters and the continuation of other stories allow for the ability to go in several different directions. Meanwhile, the back-up stories give a foundation for new characters. Read Full Review

The issue is light and fun, especially early on as Felicia turns the security guards own hyper-vigilance against them allowing her henchmen to commit the theft while they provide her with the perfect alibi. The best moment of the comic, however, comes from neither from the main story nor the Black Fox back-up tale but from the other short back-up story involving the Black Cat and her pets robbing a jewelry store. Worth a look. Read Full Review

I really liked this number one and Black Cat is now on my pull list. The combination of action, intrigue, and humor was really well paced and the art was a highlight as well. Your mileage may vary based on your background with the character and what you want from her, but I really enjoyed it. Read Full Review

I'm a huge fan of The Saint and couldn't shake the feeling this was inspired by it. It's fun and has an attitude about it that's enticing. Give this a look-see for the thrill of it. Read Full Review

Fun, beautiful and amazingly fresh, "Black Cat" spells positive news to Marvel's burglar enchantress. Read Full Review

For what it is, Black Cat #1 is a fun and entertaining heist story that promises to only get better. And I hope it does, because the series can't rely on Felicia Hardy's unique charm and charisma for too long! Read Full Review

Black Cat fans who have been waiting for Felicia Hardy to get her own on-going series, this is a must-read; Jed MacKay and Travel Foreman have crafted an exciting debut issue that shows great promise. Read Full Review

Black Cat #1 is an excellent debut. It'll have you wondering why it's taken so long for this character to get her own series. It's a fun read that'll put a smile on your face and leave you wanting more. Read Full Review

Black Cat #1 is a simple, grounded, but exciting series that gives an underutilized character the chance to shine on her own. It's not perfect, but it gets better as it goes along and certainly well-worth your time if you're looking for a new series to try out. Read Full Review

If you are a fan of Felicia Hardy and her exploits, you will not be disappointed by this book. And if you've never heard of the Black Cat, this isn't a bad way to be introduced. Read Full Review

I definitely think this first issue is worth a look, and the series and character have a lot of potential. Read Full Review

Black Cat #1 was a good example as to why Felicia Hardy is more than ready to lead her own solo series. Jed Mackay showed what makes Black Cat a standout character and was able to build a world around her that you'll want to come back to see how it moves forward. As long as Mackay can work on the rough edges than Black Cat can easily be one of Marvel's gems in their monthly ongoing comics. Read Full Review

Even with two backup stories for added value, I'm not sure Black Cat steals enough of the show to justify another pass. Read Full Review

Black Cat #1 is a competent comic made by people with a general idea of how to make a comic. Rote and lacking any real hook or selling point. Read Full Review

I wanted to like Black Cat #1, because I think Felicia Hardy can be more than just a Catwoman knock off. This ain’t it. The story is bland and does nothing to persuade any reader to keep going, and the coloring is distractingly shallow. Rather than reading this, fans of Hardy will undoubtedly have a better time if they just wait for her to show up in the pages of Spider-Man again. Spend your time and money elsewhere. Read Full Review

I liked this. I wish the art for the main story was better, but I thought the writing was mostly solid. I will say, however, that the third story about the Black Fox was easily my favorite story, which may be bad because that story doesn't even feature the title character. It's the same writer though, so I have some faith. The second story by Nao Fuji was completely throwaway, but it didn't harm anything, I guess.

Disappointing artwork, and I don't think there ought to be back-up stories in the first issue of a supposed ongoing title.

This was just fine! The art in the first and last story were a bit tragic.

I see why this book is banking on variant covers to stay afloat. If you thought Catwoman's art was too good, Selina is too old, too respectable... and not ditzy enough - well, do I have the book for you.

If you really must read something with Black Cat, skip this and instead pick up the .HU issue of Hunted that stars Black Cat. That did a much better job of telling an engaging story and presenting Felicia as a relatable character.