Cover: Cameron Stewart

Catwoman #[4]

Oct 2005 · DC · 14.99 USD; 19.99 CAD

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About this Collection

This 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.

Contains 6 stories

The McSweeney Case

8 pp · detective-mystery

Slam BradleyCatwoman [Selina Kyle]Martin McSweeney

Wild Ride

22 pp · superhero

Holly RobinsonCatwoman [Selina Kyle]Slam BradleyKaronWildcat [Ted Grant]The Cult of Bati-Ma

Part Two

22 pp · superhero

Captain Cold [Leonard Snart]Catwoman [Selina Kyle]Holly RobinsonWeather Wizardcult of Beti-Ma

Part Three

22 pp · superhero