Last issue we saw Selina leave the world of Salvation Run, and land right in the middle of Gotham. The only problem is, she's immediately seen, and threatened, by a gun-toting Batman. In running away from him, she end's up running in to another Catwoman, who happens to be her sister Maggie. She finally puts it together that she must be on one of those alternate Earth's that Bruce has told her about before. So she decides to make the most of it and have the time of her life. The problem is . . she's actually in some kind of stasis beam. Luthor has found her, but doesn't know how to get her out. And it appears, to him, that the longer she stays in it, the closer she comes to death. Obviously, though, she's not aware of her condition because of this illusion that she's apparently trapped in. Luthor notices that she's smiling. Another solid issue by Will Pfeifer and David Lopez. These two have really gotten a handle on this character and have been turning in some solid story-lines. Plus . . who can complain about all those beautiful Adam Hughes covers. I'm kind of surprised that they haven't put out a book of just the covers. It would definitely be worth it.
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