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mybookloveobsession's review
2.0
This didn’t tie into jokerWar at all. The small bits that were in. Didn’t help the story line.
viera's review
4.0
This was really good up until the Cat POV story. Then it got super hokey. Also the abrupt starts and stops in the story made it feel like a bunch of short advertising samples for the backs of other comics.
quirkycatsfatstacks's review
4.0
CATWOMAN #25, available Tuesday from DC Comics, celebrates the 25th issue of Catwoman with an extended issue. That essentially means there’s more material than ever for the fans, as well as a little bit more room to play with.
There are three stories to be told within Catwoman #25. It makes sense; this extended issue doesn’t focus entirely on one individual plot. Though it does begin to tie in the events from the latest Batman run – something that fans have been waiting for.
It should go without saying that you really shouldn’t read this issue if you’re not up to date with Batman. Not unless you’re okay with spoilers, that is, in which case, go right on ahead. The context should be fairly easy to follow, even if you haven’t been keeping up, so that isn’t a problem.
Read the rest of my review over at Monkeys Fighting Robots
There are three stories to be told within Catwoman #25. It makes sense; this extended issue doesn’t focus entirely on one individual plot. Though it does begin to tie in the events from the latest Batman run – something that fans have been waiting for.
It should go without saying that you really shouldn’t read this issue if you’re not up to date with Batman. Not unless you’re okay with spoilers, that is, in which case, go right on ahead. The context should be fairly easy to follow, even if you haven’t been keeping up, so that isn’t a problem.
Read the rest of my review over at Monkeys Fighting Robots
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