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Cover: Paul Gulacy

Batman: Prey #[nn]

Dec 1992 · DC · 12.95 USD; 15.50 CAD

“Prey, Part One”

In "Prey, Part One," Batman faces a twisted new threat as the enigmatic Night Scourge emerges, clashing with both the Dark Knight and Catwoman before impersonating Batman to abduct the Mayor's daughter. With Paul Gulacy’s striking art and Doug Moench’s taut storytelling, this 1992 issue delivers a chilling, high-stakes thriller where identity and deception blur. The cover by Gulacy captures the tension perfectly, setting a dark, brooding tone for the unfolding mystery.

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writer Doug Moench · artist Paul Gulacy · inker Terry Austin · colorist Steve Oliff · letterer John Costanza · cover Paul Gulacy

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Full credits

writer Doug Moench

artist Paul Gulacy

inker Terry Austin

colorist Steve Oliff

letterer John Costanza

cover pencils, inks Paul Gulacy

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Cort and Strange get weirder. The Night Scourge tangles with Batman and Catwoman and then, disguised as Batman, kidnaps the Mayor's daughter.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).