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I liked this one more. Willa trying to walk normally was hilarious, as was the bouncer crying about Willa's jab about sleeping with his gravboots on.

This was a quick, decent read. The premise is interesting. Art was good. The main character isn't as likeable yet as I would've hoped, but I'll give it time for her to grow on me.

A pretty predictable and not all that memorable ending. Mackay's run on Black Cat should've ended with the giant sized finale to the previous run. This mini didn't do enough to justify its existence in my humble opinion.

Uninspired. Too wordy, too much science mumbo-jumbo, unfunny jokes, and not nearly enough happening other than a long chase scene.

Tamara is pretty dense, isn't she?

This was a fine opener. Jed Mackay's writing of Felicia is on par with the previous run, so if you dug that then you'll dig this. The villain seems pretty one-dimensional with unoriginal motives, so that's a bit of a letdown, but oh well. Tony was written well here. I got a chuckle when he followed through on his petty threat to turn the sprinklers on Felicia.

I wasn't liking the direction in the last few issues, but this finale was actually rather good. I really loved Felicia gathering together an insane amount of power with the infinity stones just to use it for a seemingly mundane personal reason in saving her Mom who has cancer. It was a really clever twist that I didn't see coming but that really landed for me emotionally. While it was a tad rushed , I thought it wrapped things up as well as it could've given the circumstances.more

This series seems directionless at this point. I get that it might've been cancelled too soon, but the whole story seemed to shift after the stuff with the Black Fox. Now it seems like the story doesn't know what it wants to be.

So Nick Fury was just waiting in a storage container for Black Cat to come and rob it...?

This was fine.

I actually quite liked the storytelling method in this issue of having Felicia sitting down with Fox and recounting how she went about saving Manhattan. I thought that the Fox should've probably been a little more peeved or scared at losing his immortality since he was willing to condemn an entire city in order to get it. I also am not a fan of Felicia and Odessa getting together. It just doesn't feel right or make sense to me.more

This finale really didn't land for me. The pace was WAY too quick, the dialogue was absolutely atrocious, and certain plot points just made no sense. Not to mention the several loose ends that were left. This comic started out strong, but it became clear that all it really had to offer was over-the-top violence and a vaguely promising mystery, although that violence grew stale after a while and th e mystery turned out to be mostly incoherent and devoid of any real substance. The characters were really difficult to feel anything for, and so the finale had virtually no emotional depth for me.

Entertaining at times and it had more potential than it delivered on, but ultimately it was a disappointing read for me.more

This story sorta went off the rails.