Showing posts with label Judd Winick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Judd Winick. Show all posts

Saturday, 21 December 2013

Catwoman vol 1. New 52


Well I finally got the chance to sit quietly and digest this yesterday and honestly i love it as much as i ever used to as a teenager. (*Warning this will contain spoilers)
I love the rawness of Selina's personality. She has been broken and had to build herself up again and again and had no one to rely on until she found Lola. This means that she takes unnecessary risks, almost childlike in behavior that get her in trouble that she then has to get herself out of. This risk taking, reckless behavior combined with the beautiful drawings and layout by Judd Winick and Guillem March make it one of my favorite comics yet again.
I may have cried a little bit when Lola was killed and then again when Selina (Catwoman) went to Gwen for help at the end, even though she promised herself she would not. This volume has set up Catwoman beautifully to be that rather damaged cat burglar that i have come to love. The best bit is they haven't gone into the territory of Selina becoming unhinged like Harley Quinn and that way i have two strong women to read about. Yay!
I will be going out next week and getting the next volume so stay tuned if you want to find out more.

Tuesday, 3 December 2013

Photo challenge (catch up day 1) this months reading list.

Technically day 1 of the photo challenge my proposed reading list for December. I stress the word proposed because the list in my head always changes as I actually come to the end of a book.
Also I have a list of ebooks that need reading because they need reviews.

But yay for comic books, sci-fi and historical fiction.


List:
Comic Books
  •  Catwoman, vol 1 of new 52, Judd Winick and Guillem March
  • Witch Craft, 1,2 & 3 of 3, James Robinson, Peter Snejbjerg and Teddy Kristiansen
  • Ballads, Charles Vess
Novels
  • Insurgent, Book 2 Divergent trilogy, Veronica Roth
  • Allegiant, Book 3 Divergent trilogy, Veronica Roth
  • The Pillars of the Earth, Ken Follett