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A review by littlecat
Catwoman: 80th Anniversary Super Spectacular #1 by Jim Lee, Jim Balent, Paul Dini, Ed Brubaker, Adam Hughes, Tom King, Steve Rude, Mindy Newell, Joëlle Jones, Cameron Stewart, Mikel Janín, Will Pfeifer, Tula Lotay, Emanuela Lupacchino, Ann Nocenti
adventurous
fast-paced
- Strong character development? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
2.0
Well I didn´t hate the stories, they just didn´t do much for me.
I actually liked this once:
I think "The Catwoman of Earth" has some delightful retro vibes - it stands out against the mostly grim and gritty stories here. Its a short and shallow romp but its fun.
"Conventional Wisdom" (written by Will Pfeifer, art by Pia Guerra) interesting story.
I liked parts of this:
"A cat of nine tails" (written and drawn by Liam Sharpe) has a interesting plot structure but I am not much for this style of art or violence.
"Little bird" (written by Miny Newell. drawn by Lee Garbett) is interesting, (jewish Selina!) but told in a bit of confusing manner, and again not the biggest fan of the art.
I actually liked this once:
I think "The Catwoman of Earth" has some delightful retro vibes - it stands out against the mostly grim and gritty stories here. Its a short and shallow romp but its fun.
"Conventional Wisdom" (written by Will Pfeifer, art by Pia Guerra) interesting story.
I liked parts of this:
"A cat of nine tails" (written and drawn by Liam Sharpe) has a interesting plot structure but I am not much for this style of art or violence.
"Little bird" (written by Miny Newell. drawn by Lee Garbett) is interesting, (jewish Selina!) but told in a bit of confusing manner, and again not the biggest fan of the art.
Content Warnings
Graphic: Violence and Pregnancy
Moderate: Sexism, Murder, and Death
Minor: Vomit, Cursing, Alcohol, and Genocide
There is a story referencing the Shoa.