Convergence: Zero Hour #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection kicks off the Convergence tie-in focusing on the aftermath of the Zero Hour event, gathering issues #0–#2 of the limited series. It follows characters from the post-Zero Hour DC Universe as they are trapped under a dome and forced to battle alternate-reality counterparts, with the fate of their timeline hanging in the balance. Written by Dan Jurgens with art by various creators, it sets the stage for the larger Convergence crossover.
In "Schrödinger's Cat," Catwoman finds herself trapped inside a sudden city-wide dome over Metropolis, forced to navigate a shifting world where her usual instincts no longer apply. With the city in chaos and a new threat emerging in Suicide Slums, she must adapt—defending the innocent and confronting Intergang’s grip on the drug trade, all while the mysterious Telos looms in the background. Written by Justin Gray and illustrated by Ron Randall, with colors by Gabe Eltaeb and letters by Pat Brosseau, the issue’s cover by Babs Tarr captures the tension of a heroine caught between worlds.
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Catwoman foils a kidnapping of an heiress to steal her jewelry. When security arrives, Catwoman flees empty-handed. Just then, the city dome appears and she is trapped in Metropolis. One year later, 5 armed men enter Suicide Slums to hunt people. Catwoman defeats them explaining her transition to crime-fighter having learnt from the best: Batman. Intergang cornered the drug industry by kidnapping key specialists, including Catwoman's friend Sally. Catwoman breaks into Intergang's lab to rescue Sally. As they escape, Telos's thundering message is heard, the dome falls and Batman appears.
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