Batman: Prey #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Prey, Part One," Batman finds himself hunted by a twisted new foe as the Night Scourge emerges from the shadows, clashing with both Batman and Catwoman before striking with a chilling deception—disguised as the Dark Knight, he abducts the Mayor's daughter. Written by Doug Moench and brought to life with sharp, moody art by Paul Gulacy—inked by Terry Austin and colored by Steve Oliff—this issue delivers a tense, atmospheric escalation, with Gulacy and Austin also handling the striking cover.
In "Prey, Part Three: Night Scourge!", the twisted game between Batman, Catwoman, and the enigmatic Night Scourge reaches a fever pitch as the villain's bizarre schemes escalate. Disguised as Batman himself, the Night Scourge strikes at the heart of Gotham by abducting the Mayor's daughter, turning the city's protector into a puppet in a deadly charade.
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