They also have great relationships with each other, which are enjoyable to see evolve as the book progresses. Each character manages to stand out as an individual, with their own motivations and problems. Catwoman is obviously the book’s centerpiece but Poison Ivy, Harley Quinn, and Batwing are all major characters as well. The comic’s other big positive is the characters. In addition, the way the finale pulls everything together works out wonderfully. The way all of this is presented and unfolds is compelling. Along the way, readers get glimpses of Catwoman’s past and learn about small pieces of her plan. The main narrative in Soulstealerfollows Catwoman as she attempts to execute a mysterious plan. Once there, she launches a mysterious plan that puts her in touch with a colorful array of heroes and villains. It presents a Catwoman returning to Gotham after a troubled past. Maas, Louise Simonson, and Samantha Dodge, is a graphic novel that succeeds in some places but stumbles in others, ultimately ending up just average. Full ReviewĬatwoman: Soulstealer, by Sarah J. This read may not be for everyone but will likely still appeal to Catwoman fans, especially if they are also fans of the book’s supporting characters. However, storytelling problems plague the book and prevent it from reading as well as it could have. The book features an intriguing main narrative, an awesome cast of characters, and some solid visuals. Overall: This is a book with several bright points that are unfortunately dulled by the storytelling. The artwork looks nice and suits the tone of the story.Ĭons: The storytelling is lackluster at points and weakens the overall reading experience. The characters all stand out as individuals and as part of a group.
Pros: The main narrative keeps the reader interested the whole way through.
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