Catwoman #[4]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects Catwoman #12-19, part of the 2005 ongoing series. In 'Wild Ride,' Selina Kyle faces a new threat as a mysterious figure targets her loved ones, forcing her to navigate a dangerous game of cat and mouse through Gotham's underworld. The story also delves into her complex relationship with Batman and her struggle to balance her vigilante life with her personal connections.
In "The McSweeney Case," Catwoman finds herself drawn into a mystery that ties her past to a forgotten cult, as she and Holly travel to St Roch with unexpected help from Ted Grant. With the aid of Hawkman’s knowledge of the ancient Beti-Ma cult and a surprising twist involving a long-lost brother, Selina’s journey takes a personal turn—though the full truth behind her connection to the statue remains just out of reach. Written by Ed Brubaker and brought to life by Guy Davis’s evocative art, with coloring by Lee Loughridge and inking by Cameron Stewart, this issue blends suspense and emotional stakes, all framed by Stewart’s striking cover.
In "The McSweeney Case," Slam Bradley takes on a personal mission to steer Martin McSweeney away from the path his father, Tommy—a longtime inmate Slam helped put away—once walked. With Selina at his side, the two navigate the shadows of Gotham’s underbelly, where old debts and new choices collide.
In "Wild Ride," Catwoman takes Holly on a sudden road trip to a secluded upstate farm—unknown to Holly—where she’s introduced to Ted Grant, the legendary mentor who once trained both Catwoman and Batman. As Holly begins unexpected training under his guidance, Selina returns to New York City with Wildcat, where they intercept a mysterious break-in targeting an ancient statue. When the intruders—men from the Middle East—fall to ash after being defeated, Selina secures the statue and is struck by a sudden, blinding flash from its surface.
In "Part Two" of Catwoman #4, Selina Kyle travels to Keystone City chasing a lead from Slam, only to find herself entangled with Captain Cold, who offers an uneasy alliance in exchange for helping steal Jay Garrick’s Flash helmet from the Flash Museum. As the heist unfolds, Selina uncovers the truth she came for—just as a mysterious figure from the cultists’ ranks receives word that the woman who thwarted his men was none other than Catwoman herself.
In "Part Three" of Catwoman #4, Selina Kyle and her ally Jo find themselves on the road to Opal City, stopping at a roadside truck stop for food—only to be drawn into a tense standoff when armed men rob the place. With Jo using her newly honed skills to take down the assailants, the duo ends up in possession of a hefty sum of mob money, forcing a quick decision on how to handle the aftermath. Meanwhile, a brief but charged exchange between Batman and the enigmatic Slam adds a layer of personal tension to the already volatile situation.
In "Part Four" of Catwoman #4, Selina Kyle arrives in Opal City with her ally Jo, only to cross paths with Bobo Benetti—once a criminal associate, now a reformed man running a bar. When the cultists who’ve been stalking Selina return with renewed force, she’s stabbed and left unconscious on a police car, only to be rescued by Bobo, now a cop, in a sudden clash that leaves the attackers vanishing into dust.
In "Part Five" of Catwoman #4, Selina Kyle and Jo find themselves racing to St Roch, where Ted Grant meets them with troubling news—the temple they sought remains hidden. With no leads, they turn to Hawkman, who reveals the cult they encountered was tied to the ancient Beti-Ma, hinting at a deeper mystery surrounding Selina’s connection to the statue. As Holly waits for Selina, a sudden reunion with her long-lost brother Davey sets the stage for a heartfelt surprise—Selina’s entire journey was a carefully orchestrated plan to bring them back together.
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