Black Cat #9
| Writer | Jed MacKay |
| Artist | C.F. Villa |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
"INFINITY SCORE" Continues!
• The hottest new character of the last five years, STAR, brings her reality-warping powers to bear in THE BLACK CAT!
• Who hired Felicia to do this job? Why do they want this infinite power?
• AND HOW DOES FELICIA THINK SHE IS GOING TO LIVE THROUGH THIS?
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS
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10
COMICON - Scott Redmond
Aug 19, 2021One of Marvel Comics' best books continues to pull out all the stops, truly showcasing what an all-around awesome and even terrifying character Felicia Hardy can be. A thoughtful, sassy, and fun issue is brought to stunning life by one of the best creative teams around who just keep hitting it out of the park month after month. Read Full Review
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9.6
You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff
Aug 18, 2021Two issues in, and the Infinity Score storyline is proving to be a lot of fun. MacKay has had enough time with Black Cat that hes able to play a little bit with the relationship hes developed with her. There seems to be an areal connection between artist and writer that allows for some really fun energy. Once again, it is becoming very apparent that Black Cat is one of the most appealing characters in the whole of the Marvel Universe, thanks to MacKay. The Spider-Mans girlfriend of the past is solidly in the rearview. Shes her own person, and that person is a hell of a lot of fun to hang out with for 20 minutes per month. Read Full Review
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9.4
Comic Watch - B. Radtz
Aug 19, 2021Madonna said it Star light, Star bright, first star I see tonight. Jed and Villa have given it their all with this arc, and they plan to go out with the biggest band for your $3.99 can handle. The art is great, Felicia and the gangs banter and patois keeps the mood light and whimsical, which is a very big plus in my book. Read Full Review
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9.0
ComicBook.com - Nicole Drum
Aug 18, 2021Black Cat #9 is just flat out fun. Read Full Review
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8.0
Razorfine - Alan Rapp
Aug 30, 2021It's not easy to convince incredibly-powered individuals that they need you, but Black Cat uses events to make a pretty strong case to not one but two villains here. Felicia offers Star a plausible story for why an employer may want with Star and others with powers, although it seems far more likely a cover story to what Felicia is really after. Read Full Review