Catwoman #67

While there are occasionally some slow or clunky sequences, Tini Howard's script has a central earnestness that is a joy to behold, and makes me excited for whatever her future holds next. Read Full Review

This is an extremely fast-paced issue, but also somehow feels like just the calm before the storm as all the enemies Selina has made come back to haunt her in one final showdown. Read Full Review

Catwoman #67 brings us a heavy look at Selina's struggles at this dramatic turn in the story. She's not being seen by the most scrupulous doctor, so anything could happen through this twist. Read Full Review

This arc started out with a few strong issues but has fallen hard. It doesn't feel like DC has much respect for the title either and with how inconsequential everything feels, it's difficult for me to either. One issue left and we get a new creative team. Hopefully, the quality of this book can rebound at that point because it certainly won't be happening in the next and final part of "Nine Lives. Read Full Review

Jawnyblaze

Jul 19, 2024

Good issue. Plenty of action, nice character moments between Catwoman and Nightwing. You could definitely feel her desperation and stubbornness. Interesting reveal at the end, look forward to seeing how it wraps up.

liolia

Jul 18, 2024

Ugh. The set-up for this arc - having Selina die at the end of every issue - is really hard to pull off well, since she can come easily come off as incompetent and rash. Howard did not pull it off. Then we get to this issue, where Selina doesn't die. Instead, she get foiled by the OBVIOUS bad guy whom she OBVIOUSLY should never have included in her plan in the 1st place. It's just so dumb, and erodes her character, and is really depressing to read. It makes me think of the 90s run on Catwoman, where she succeeded, at the end of every arc, pulling off the heist with surprise and confidence, against impossible odds. What happened to the Catwoman who outwitted both Batman and Joker in the same book? I am also really bothered that the c ontinuity in this issue expressly refutes the existence of that 90s Catwoman, while enshrining her New 52 characterization which, among other things, is not compatible with the continuity we saw for Catwoman earlier in this run. more