Catwoman #65

It's very stylized and a bit cartoony. Read Full Review

Catwoman #65 was a delight to this reader's sensibilities. We get the continued appreciation for her heisting constantly but set to a style of artwork that feels like all your favorite animations came together for a Catwoman classic. It's all added up to being an issue that will really stay in my mind for a long time to come. Read Full Review

Regardless of whatever the future of "Nine Lives" looks like, I'm glad that is has resulted in such fun chapters thus far. Read Full Review

The cat god says that Selina squandered her lives in the beginning. I feel that the premise has been squandered in this story, and now we are going in a different direction. This is getting worse and worse. Read Full Review

As a whole, Idon'thate this arcbutit will not be somethingI'll ever read again. It has had great moments howeverall too oftenwe get issues like this that are more"contentthan storytelling. Seven issues deep,there's no way to save this arc buthopefully, there is still some fun tobe hadin the coming months. Read Full Review

AmericanHealthcare

Jun 05, 2024

I liked the art and I feel like the broad strokes are good in that Selina seems to have a lot of agency and maybe even some depth, but the action and storytelling page to page is kind of a mess. Same with recent issues of Harley Quinn. This story needs to pick a tone and take a second to breathe.

liolia

May 21, 2024

This issue was chugging along, with its usual problems - pacing too fast, narration doesn't match scenes, Selina knows too much, people believe / care too much about Selina for no reason, everyone has the same voice, the villains aren't credible - but mostly I thought it was ok. And then I got to the last scene. And Selina's plan is to ally with a cannibal??? Who literally eats people as his thing??? Why, Tini, why! You're writing this! You could have written this in a way that Selina isn't so dumb! Ugh.