Batwoman #40
In "Nocturne in Red," Batwoman #40 delivers a gripping twist as Alice uncovers the truth behind Natalia’s crimes, shattering Kate’s belief in her own vampiric identity—revealing it was all a hypnotic illusion. With Morgaine le Fey drawing ever closer to her dark objective, the stakes for Gotham’s protector have never been higher. Written by Marc Andreyko and brought to life by Georges Jeanty’s striking art, with inks by Karl Story and Dexter Vines, colors by Guy Major, and letters by Todd Klein, the issue’s haunting atmosphere is perfectly captured on a cover by Rafael Albuquerque.
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Alice exposes Natalia's crimes and reveals that Kate was never really a vampire; that she was only hypnotized into believing it. Meanwhile, Morgaine le Fey is closer than ever to attaining her goal.
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