A murder investigation in which Catwoman is a suspect is further complicated when Catwoman learns about Detective Josie Mac's psychic powers, a secret she has kept from the others at the MCU. This story also features Slam Bradley. Although I wish all of them got equal attention, all of the characters are enjoyable and well-drawn, lending to further ground the comic book atmosphere. Most of the story arcs were great but the standouts to me were:

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STAR WARS: DAWN OF THE JEDI - FORCE STORM (2012) #1-5, STAR WARS: DAWN OF THE JEDI - PRISONER OF BOGAN (2012) #1-5, STAR WARS: DAWN OF THE JEDI - FORCE WAR (2013) #1-5, STAR WARS: DAWN OF THE JEDI (2012) #0, STAR WARS: TALES OF THE JEDI - THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE SITH (1996) #0-5, STAR WARS: TALES OF THE JEDI - THE FALL OF THE SITH EMPIRE (1997) #1-5, STAR WARS: TALES OF THE JEDI (1993) #1-5, STAR WARS: TALES OF THE JEDI - THE FREEDON NADD UPRISING (1994) #1-2, STAR WARS: TALES OF THE JEDI - DARK LORDS OF THE SITH (1994) #1-6, STAR WARS: TALES OF THE JEDI - THE SITH WAR (1995) #1-6, STAR WARS: TALES OF THE JEDI - REDEMPTION (1998) #1-5, and material from STAR WARS TALES (1999) #23, DARK HORSE COMICS (1992) #7-9O/A: Offered Again – This designates an item that has been previously solicited and released, but is being solicited again. An untitled police procedural TV series from Matt Reeves was in development, to be set in the same continuity as the film The Batman. Gotham Central was being considered as a title for the series. [12] The development of the show was revealed to not being moving forward and put on hold in March 2022. STAR WARS: DARK TIMES - FIRE CARRIER #1-5, STAR WARS: DARK TIMES - A SPARK REMAINS #1-5, STAR WARS: DARTH VADER AND THE NINTH ASSASSIN #1-5, STAR WARS: DARTH VADER AND THE CRY OF SHADOWS #1-5, STAR WARS: DROIDS SPECIAL #1, STAR WARS: DROIDS (1994) #1-6, STAR WARS: DROIDS (1995) #1-8 and STAR WARS: THE PROTOCOL OFFENSIVE - plus material from STAR WARS VISIONARIES; STAR WARS TALES #11-12, #15 and #20; DARK HORSE PRESENTS ANNUAL '99; and STAR WARS GALAXY MAGAZINE #1 FANTASTIC FOUR (1998) #536-537; THOR (2007) #1-12, 600; and material from DARK REIGN: THE CABAL (2009) #1

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BATMAN/CATWOMAN: THE GOTHAM WAR - BATTLE LINES #1, BATMAN (2016) #137-138, CATWOMAN (2018) #57-58 and BATMAN/CATWOMAN: THE GOTHAM WAR - SCORCHED EARTH #1 BATMAN #608-619 and #685; BATMAN: GOTHAM KNIGHTS #50-55, #60-71, and #73-74; DETECTIVE COMICS #846-850 AND #852; a HUSH INTERLUDE FROM WIZARD #0; THE HUSH TALES FROM BATMAN: STREETS OF GOTHAM #1-4, #14, and #16-21; and material from BATMAN: HUSH: 20TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION DARK REIGN: THE LIST — DAREDEVIL; DAREDEVIL (1998) #501-512; SHADOWLAND #1-5; SHADOWLAND: ELEKTRA, BULLSEYE, GHOST RIDER, SPIDER-MAN and AFTER THE FALL; SHADOWLAND: MOON KNIGHT #1-3; SHADOWLAND: BLOOD ON THE STREETS #1-4; SHADOWLAND: DAUGHTERS OF THE SHADOW #1-3; THUNDERBOLTS (1997) #148-149; SHADOWLAND: POWER MAN #1-4; and DAREDEVIL: REBORN #1-4 The story of Poison Ivy killing the two crooked cops because they remorselessly killed a runaway girl was hard-core! I did not expect that to happen, so it was nice to see a form of 'justice' being meted out to these two crooked cops. It was a crazy moment in the series, and I could not believe I found myself 'rooting' for Ivy as she took them out. Granted, she was caring for a bunch of other orphans and runaways who also lived in the park; she considered all of them to be under her protection, which was a strange change-of-pace, as I had always understood her to believe that humans were a disease infecting 'Mother Earth' and needed to be eradicated. So, it was a 'more humanizing' appearance for (of) her than I expected, and made her more sympathetic to me, at that moment. Micheal Lark’s art is something you have to get used to. It starts to fit after a while but again can be quite inconsistent with the look of it’s characters making a lot of them blend together. The art style does change a few times but the worst style had to be the art for On the Freak Beat. With this being one of the more popular stories in this run, I wish the art wasn’t so messy.Interview with Ed Brubaker, Around Comics Podcast No. 42 [ permanent dead link] RetrievedDecember 2010 . [ dead link]