Catwoman #2

In "Joy Ride," Jo finds herself on trial for a crime she claims she didn’t commit—accidentally killing a boy during a stolen car ride that ended in a crash, unaware there was a body in the trunk. When Selina Kyle, the infamous Catwoman, stages a daring rescue from a police armored vehicle, she reveals a surprising connection: Jo was once her childhood savior. With a passport and a new look, Jo is given a chance to disappear—but the past isn’t so easily outrun.

In "Final Report," Catwoman returns to confront Toni Tiglon, a woman fed up with being targeted, after the FBI sets a trap using the legendary Bast Emerald. As Tiglon’s estate becomes a high-stakes battleground, Catwoman outsmarts every defense—only to vanish after freeing the undercover agent Roark and vanishing with the gem.

In "Relentless Part One," Selina Kyle shows Holly, Slam, and Leslie the East End Community Center she’s building with the $28 million in diamonds stolen from Black Mask—only for a stolen purse and a mention of the reemerging Alleytown Kids to hint at unrest beneath the surface. That night, Catwoman tracks down Sylvia Sinclair, a former gangmate from her youth who’s returned from prison and now leads the reformed Alleytown Kids, while Holly and Slam cross paths with Selina’s sister Maggie and her husband, back in Gotham after years away.

In "Relentless Part Two," Selina invites Maggie and her husband Simon to the opening of the East End Community Center, a moment meant to mark a new chapter—until the celebration ends in chaos. As the newly opened center is destroyed in a blast, Maggie and Simon are caught in a tense, fleeting separation at the train station, leaving Simon in the hands of two unknown men. The story unfolds with quiet dread, weaving personal stakes into a growing web of danger.

In "Relentless Part Three," Selina Kyle enlists Slam’s help to find Simon while she investigates the burning of the Community Center. As Holly and Maggie search the streets, Maggie is taken, and a mysterious figure in the East End warns Selina to stay away—though he doesn’t know who’s behind it. When Slam uncovers a link to Xavier Dylan’s company, a sudden attack forces him to shield Holly, taking the blow himself. Meanwhile, Simon faces a new tormentor in the shadows.

In "Relentless Part Four," Selina Kyle follows a trail from a hospital recovery to a speeding train, confronting Xavier Dylan—who reveals the Black Mask is orchestrating the chaos and that Sylvia Sinclair is involved. Meanwhile, Holly finds herself ambushed by the Alleytown Kids in a dark alley, their orders clear: capture her alive.

In "Relentless Part Five," Selina faces a brutal test of loyalty and resolve when Black Mask holds Holly and Maggie hostage, forcing her into a deadly exchange. With Sylvia's allegiance shifting and danger closing in, Selina must act fast—using a hidden bomb and sheer will to break free, confront her enemies, and protect those she cares about.

In "No Easy Way Down Part One," Selina grapples with lingering memories as she navigates a fragile connection with Slam, whose quiet concern masks uncertainty about their relationship. While she keeps her distance from Holly and Maggie, the weight of past choices shadows her every move—especially as she dodges the emotional toll of a case that pulls her back into the city’s darker corners.

In "No Easy Way Down Part Two," Holly grapples with unsettling dreams of Sylvia Sinclair while pulling away from Selina and Maggie, despite Karon’s urging to reach out. Meanwhile, Selina and Sam go undercover to question one of Elizabeth Craig’s suitors—only for Slam’s simmering frustration over his unresolved tension with Selina to boil over when the man makes a move on her.

In "No Easy Way Down Part Three," Selina Kyle grapples with grief and guilt as she spirals into a night of reckless distraction—first trying to rob a museum, then facing Batman in a raw, emotional confrontation over loss. Meanwhile, Jo’s past unravels when she discovers Jonathan Craig’s secret grave, revealing a tragic confession of love and jealousy that forces her to confront the cost of silence. As Karon shares Holly’s pain with Selina, the two women find solace in shared tears, bridging distance with quiet understanding.

In "Wild Ride Part One: Other Cats," Catwoman takes her young protégé Holly on a quiet road trip to a remote upstate farm—unbeknownst to Holly, one Selina herself owns. There, they meet Ted Grant, the legendary mentor who trained both Catwoman and Batman, whose presence stirs old memories and new tensions. Meanwhile, back in New York, Selina and Wildcat intercept a group of mysterious Middle Eastern intruders raiding a temple-like site, only to find their defeat ends in a chilling transformation—leaving behind ash and smoke, and a statue that pulses with unseen power.

In "Wild Ride Part Two: Cold Day in Hell," Selina Kyle tracks a lead to Keystone City, where she crosses paths with Captain Cold—offering a dangerous alliance in exchange for a favor. Together, they pull off a high-stakes heist at the Flash Museum, targeting Jay Garrick’s iconic helmet, as Selina closes in on the truth she’s been chasing. Meanwhile, a cultist in the shadows receives word that the woman who thwarted his men was none other than Catwoman.

In "Wild Ride Part Three: Meanwhile," Selina Kyle and Holly navigate a tense road trip to Opal City, stopping at a roadside truck stop where chaos erupts during a robbery. With quick thinking and new skills, Holly takes down the criminals, leading to a high-stakes exchange of cash and secrets—while Selina quietly ensures the aftermath stays buried.

In "Wild Ride Part Four: Opal at Night," Selina Kyle arrives in Opal City with Holly, hoping to track down her elusive contact, Davey. A chance reunion with Bobo Benetti—once a criminal ally, now a reformed bartender—leads to a dead end, but the night takes a darker turn when Selina is ambushed by the cultists haunting her. Fleeing into the shadows, she’s saved by Bobo, now a cop, in a brutal clash that leaves the cultists vanishing into dust.

In "Wild Ride Conclusion: History" from Catwoman #2 (2013), Selina Kyle and Jo find themselves racing toward St Roch, guided by a cryptic lead from Ted Grant—only to hit a dead end when he admits he can’t locate the temple tied to their past encounter with the cultists. With the trail growing colder, they seek help from Hawkman, who identifies the cult as followers of Beti-Ma, suggesting Selina’s recent touch of the statue may have awakened something ancient. As the mystery deepens, Holly waits for Selina, unaware that the reunion she’s been longing for is about to unfold in the most unexpected way—when she suddenly sees her long-lost brother Davey, and Selina reveals the entire journey was a carefully orchestrated surprise.

In "The Many Lives of Selina Kyle," Catwoman becomes a myth among Gotham’s underworld—rumored as a hero, a lover, a thief—while those who know her best, like Holly and Karon, see something deeper. As the East End’s criminal empire trembles, Selina makes her presence known with a single, electrifying move: she dismantles the mobsters’ meeting and delivers a warning to their boss, Junior Galante, that the cost of business in Gotham just went up.

In "The McSweeney Case," Slam Bradley takes on a personal mission to steer Martin McSweeney away from the path his father, Tommy, once walked—only to find that the past isn't as neatly behind him as he thought. With Selina at his side, the pair navigate a web of old debts and new dangers in a story that keeps the stakes tight and the tension simmering.

In "Why Holly Isn't Dead," Jo finds herself in a quiet, intimate moment as Holly takes a bath, grumbling about the endless cycle of comic book reboots and retcons—while Selina Kyle, ever the showstopper, flips through a series of Catwoman costumes in the background, each one more dramatic than the last.

In "Proper Planning," Black Mask sets his sights on Catwoman with a chilling precision, orchestrating a prison break to free a woman who holds Catwoman’s deepest secret. With cold calculation, he pauses only to torment another victim, proving his cruelty is as methodical as his scheme.