[...] That count does include their OEL titles, of which my favorites were Dramacon, Steady Beat, and Kat & Mouse. All created by women, which perhaps isn’t surprising, but I didn’t realize until now [...]

[...] also noted that they’re using the process to fill gaps. Kat and Mouse, for example, a short-volume series published at $5.99, is still available conventionally — [...]

[...] Kat & Mouse [...]

[...] here! It’s here! The conclusion to the Kat & Mouse mystery started two years ago! Kat & Mouse: The Knave of Diamonds [...]

[...] you’d like to read other girls-in-private-school comics, try The Dreaming or Kat & Mouse. [...]

[...] recently reread the three volumes of Kat & Mouse, the Tokyopop series about two girls solving mysteries at a snooty New England private school. [...]

[...] has a list of announced Tokyopop cancellations. The two I’m most concerned with are Kat & Mouse 4 and the next Kindaichi Case Files: The Burial [...]

lol , i am a big fan!

[...] her review pages with comments on recent volumes of Nana, Emma, ES: Eternal Sabbath, Fruits Basket, Kat and Mouse, and Tramps Like Us. Dan Polley checks out vol. 11 of Black Cat and vol. 1 of Vampire Kisses: Blood [...]

[...] Kat & Mouse Book 3 sends the kids to the school’s winter dance, where jewelry is stolen and grudges are demonstrated. [...]

[...] I’ve updated my Kat & Mouse recommendation page to cover book two. Like book one, it’s a great read, especially for girls, with terrific art and characterization. [...]

[...] In preparation for the upcoming release of the second Kat & Mouse book, Tokyopop editor Tim Beedle has begun posting behind-the-scenes art from the series. I really enjoyed this charming tale of two schoolgirls solving mysteries, because the characters are modern, interesting, and snappy. It’s a pleasure to get to see what went into making them who they are. [...]