Well, last issue, Catwoman went undercover in the Bana. A radical, extremist group, that was a part of the Amazons. But now I don't know if anybody claims them. Anyways, she obtained a pocket nuclear device for them. Which they want to use to destroy Gotham. But, now Catwoman's feeling guilty for her part in the whole thing, and is trying to single-handedly stop their plan. The problem is, the police that are also at the scene, don't know which side of this situation Catwoman's on. But she has a vested interest in this, because she wants to make Gotham safe for her daughter. Long story short, the police take down the Bana, Catwoman recovers the device and then she makes a getaway. But later, as she's trying to relax and enjoy her victory, it dawns on her that there was still one of their group out there. She lays a little trap for her in her apartment, but when the Bana goes after her daughter instead of her . . . all bets are off. Catwoman kicks the crap out of her, and then Jonn Jonzz comes in to help her finish up and take the Bana in to custody. But then, she starts thinking about the last few months. Maybe a year. And she's decided she can't live this way anymore. And her daughter can definitely not live like this. So she's come to a decision, she's either done with being Catwoman, or done with Gotham. We'll have to wait until next issue to find out what it's going to be. It was a good wrap-up to this story though, by Will Pfeifer and David Lopez. Another creative team who's definitely made this book their own. And I love those Adam Hughes covers.
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