Catwoman #75

Torunn Grnbekk starts to give answers to Selina Kyle's secret past as Evie Hall, finally building up to the reveal of who wants her dead. Read Full Review

This issue feels much more like a spy thriller than any other book in the DC stable, even more than the run has so far. There are no costumes, no Bat-characters, just a complex heist that even the safecrackers of Ocean's 11 would cringe at. Read Full Review

Catwoman #75 is a step in the right direction for the series, finally providing some answers as to why Selina would be targeted for her past actions. But the fact that this series is so late with these answers, with the additional fact that this series has read like an indie comic that somehow got the rights to Catwoman from DC and no one else (just look at the pages provided), means there probably aren't enough people around to care at this point. Read Full Review

Catwoman #75 has me leaving much to be desired. I deeply look forward to a change of creators, or some editorial oversight so that there can be some actual Selina in my Catwoman comics, as opposed to whatever I was just reading. Read Full Review

Smithd33

Apr 19, 2025

Cool story. But absolutely no reason to be calling this book catwoman right now.