Cover: Norm Breyfogle

Detective Comics #612

Mar 1990 · DC · 1.00 USD; 1.25 CAD; 0.50 GBP

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“Cats”

In "Cats," a rampaging tiger terrorizes Gotham, drawing Batman into a tense clash with Catman as the press unfairly pins the blame on Catwoman—sparking a personal response from Selina. Written by Alan Grant and illustrated with sharp, moody detail by Norm Breyfogle, this 1990 issue captures the city's fear and the uneasy line between hero and villain, all framed by Breyfogle’s striking cover.

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writer Alan Grant · artist Norm Breyfogle · inker Steve Mitchell · colorist Adrienne Roy · letterer Todd Klein · cover Norm Breyfogle

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Full credits

writer Alan Grant

artist Norm Breyfogle

inker Steve Mitchell

colorist Adrienne Roy

letterer Todd Klein

cover pencils, inks Norm Breyfogle

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An escaped tiger that is killing people in Gotham leads Batman into conflict with Catman, while the media blames Catwoman for the deaths, prompting a reaction from Selina.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).