Catwoman #[3]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCatwoman Vol. 3: Relentless collects issues #12–19 of the 2005 Catwoman series, written by Ed Brubaker with art by Cameron Stewart and Javier Pulido. This arc finds Selina Kyle caught between her life as a thief and her growing role as a protector of Gotham's East End, as she faces off against a new villain called the Black Mask and struggles to keep her sister safe. The story deepens the character's moral complexity while delivering gritty, street-level action in the Batman universe.
In "Proper Planning," Catwoman faces a dangerous game of trust and betrayal as she opens the East End Community Center, only to find the Alleytown Kids—once her rivals—now under the watchful eye of Sylvia Sinclair. With her sister Maggie and her husband Simon taken, Selina must unravel a conspiracy that pulls her into a deadly web spun by Black Mask, all while confronting the shifting loyalties of those she once thought she knew. Written by Ed Brubaker and illustrated by Cameron Stewart, with colors by Matt Hollingsworth and letters by Sean Konot, this gripping issue features a cover by J. G. Jones.
In "Proper Planning," Black Mask orchestrates a dangerous scheme to expose Catwoman by freeing a mysterious woman who holds her secret identity—while pausing only to torment another victim. The story unfolds with tense precision, blending cat-and-mouse suspense with the kind of ruthless planning that makes Black Mask a true threat.
In "Relentless," Selina Kyle faces a dangerous web of betrayal when the East End Community Center she’s opened is destroyed, leading to the abduction of her sister Maggie and her husband Simon. With help from Holly and the mysterious Slam, Selina uncovers a conspiracy tied to Black Mask and a shocking turn from Sylvia Sinclair, once the leader of the Alleytown Kids. As alliances shift and the stakes rise, Selina must outwit her enemies in a high-stakes game where trust is the rarest currency.
In "No Easy Way Down," Selina Kyle navigates the weight of loss and the sharp edges of her own past while helping Slam unravel the mystery of a missing corporate lawyer’s wife. As tensions rise and old wounds surface, Selina finds herself drawn into the emotional aftermath of violence—first with Batman, then with Holly, who’s struggling to reconcile her actions with her conscience. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, exploring how grief and guilt shape choices, even in a world where justice is never simple.
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↩ Reprints Catwoman Secret Files and Origins #1 (2002), Catwoman #12 (2002), Catwoman #13 (2003), Catwoman #14 (2003), Catwoman #15 (2003), Catwoman #16 (2003), Catwoman #17 (2003), Catwoman #18 (2003), Catwoman #19 (2003)
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