[vc_row][vc_column][vc_single_image image=”13563″ img_size=”600×461″ alignment=”center”][vc_column_text]If you are looking for some classic Selina Kyle goodness, as well as a short and easy to read issue then Catwoman #7 is perfect for you. I love how, from the pages alone; you can simply feel the sensual power that Catwoman normally exudes. The issue starts out like a film noir, with a very luxurious Selina telling us of her pickpocketing days. This may be something very known about the character, but it’s still something nice to see.
There is not a lot of dialogue in this issue and it is easy to flip through, which at times; you really need in a comic book. The illustration is sleek and sharp, really emphasizing Selina’s curves and thus making her even more of the Catwoman we all know and love.
Penguin makes an appearance in the issue and you quickly feel bad for the poor sucker who is in charge of driving him around. There is one page in the issue that is a little confusing and I am sure that if you were to read the previous issues or the next one that it would make more sense, but right now, I am left a little confused as to what it had to do with the story.
Either way, this is a great little issue to read when you’re in the mood for Catwoman!
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