Detective Comics #763
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "La Cucilla," Gotham’s missing persons unit gets a unique investigator in Josie MacDonald, a woman whose lifelong gift for finding lost objects has brought her to the force—though her talents don’t extend to people. Written by Judd Winick and illustrated with sharp precision by Cliff Chiang, this 2001 tale blends noir atmosphere with a touch of the uncanny, all wrapped in a striking cover by Tim Sale.
In "La Cucilla," Batman draws a firm line when Sasha refuses to back down, choosing instead to stand with the Huntress in a dangerous showdown against Cucilla—once a prisoner, now unhinged by Joker gas. The story unfolds with tense resolve as two determined women take on a threat born from Gotham’s darkest corners, testing the limits of justice and loyalty.
In "Lost Voices Part One," Jo, a Gotham City detective with a rare gift for finding lost objects, navigates the city's shadows with quiet determination—her ability a quiet compass in a world full of disappearances. When a new case pulls her into the depths of a decades-old mystery, she must confront the limits of her power and the secrets buried beneath Gotham’s surface.
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Reprinted in Batman #3 (2003), Batman: New Gotham #2 (2018), Batman: Nueva Gotham #2 (2018)
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