There is still a main mystery, and the tone of the story is very noir. Characters are introduced, but it is not clear whose side they are on.

We view the events from the point of view of Catwoman, in fact we can see her thoughts and how she reacts to the twists thrown at her.

This story takes place in Rome, which is both good and bad for me. Coming from Italy, I was happy to see this comic taking place in my country (not my city though). On the other hand the Italian dialogs are really bad. They were obviously obtained by using online translators, which don’t translate the grammar, but only word by word.

Reading those dialogs really distracted and annoyed me, I don’t understand why they couldn’t call their italian publishers and help them with those simple translations. Of course it doesn’t matter for the majority of people reading it, but it did for me.

The art is gorgeous as usual. I feel like Tim Sale decided to draw more pin-up full pages, which makes sense given the attractiveness of the main character.

The mystery was not mind blowing but it worked. I was satisfied by the conclusion, and I came with a fondness for Catwoman that I didn’t have before. Recommended for anyone who doesn’t speak Italian