Most Popular Books by Doug Moench

The series ends with a treasure trove of stories about the people, places, and tools in the life of Batman...First, the perpetually underappreciated Alfred stops a crime on his own. Then, a tale of one of Batman's most recognizable tools in crime fighting--the Batmobile! Finally, the wisecracking private eye Jason Bard has his own solo tale.

Presented for the first time, witness the start of Catwoman’s first ongoing series drawn by ’90s superstar artist Jim Balent, written by comics legends Jo Duffy and Chuck Dixon in CATWOMAN BY JIM BALENT BOOK ONE. Selina Kyle may seem like a wealthy and beautiful socialite by day, but at night she becomes the world’s greatest thief…known as Catwoman. What starts out as a job for Gotham City’s newest crime boss, Bane the man who broke Batman’s back, ends up being the start of Selina’s journey to becoming more than a thief. It may even turn her into the last thing she ever thought she’d be--a hero. CATWOMAN BY JIM BALENT BOOK ONE collects CATWOMAN #1-13.

The Riddler tries to shake his obsession with riddle-related crimes and joins the operation of a powerful Gotham City crime boss. But Edward Nigma's 'addiction' may prove to be too much to resist. Plus, Killer Croc is hounded through the Louisiana bayou by angry townspeople, and the origin of Mr. Zsasz is revealed.

After receiving a note instructing them to 'Know your foes,' Batman and Robin review their rogues' gallery.

As a gang murders innocent Gotham City citizens, the deadly Black Spider battles The Dark Knight.

Who’s Who Update ’93 continues the same popular format and focus of Who’s Who in the DC Universe, concentrating on new additions and major changes.

Superman and Batman, in the Fortress of Solitude, discover living probes created by the Kryll, who leech emotions from Earthlings.

Robin must battle the remorseless Feedback, a crazed killer who is about to kill his last hostage. Plus, Commissioner Sarah Gordon faces a crisis at police headquarters. And in the final tale, Harold, the Batcave's mechanic, shows his mettle when he witnesses a crime in progress.

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Don't miss out on this collection of chaos in Gotham City caused by the Black Mask, featuring the villain's introduction and much more! Along the way, Black Mask causes mayhem with a total city blackout, and Catwoman faces a dead villain that she was responsible for killing-the original Black Mask! Collects Batman #386-387, #484-485, and #648, Detective Comics #553, Catwoman #16 and 83, and Black Mask: Year of the Villain #1.

The Penguin, bored with his life as a casino owner, returns to his old role as a master criminal and starts by declaring war on both a rival gang and the Batman.

Batman battles the terrorist known as Darkwolf while Catwoman makes a comeback in Gotham City. Plus, Green Arrow faces off against Vengeance.

Continued from DETECTIVE COMICS (1937-2011) #557. The Night-Slayer has marked Nocturna for death, but if means to take her life, he'll have to go through Batman, Robin, and Catwoman first.

Featuring the First Appearance of Film Freak! Batman and Catwoman team up to hunt down the villainous Film Freak, while Robin teams with Bullock for an investigation of their own.

Discover the many faces of the Moon Knight! Mercenary. Werewolf hunter. Millionaire playboy. Cab driver. Super hero? Moon Knight is many things to many people, and he has the multiple personalities to match! Follow Marc Spector, the earthly Fist of Khonshu, as he battles to find his place in the Marvel Universe -- and builds the strangest rogues' gallery in all of comics. Prepare yourself for the deadly Bushmaster! Arsenal, the one-man army! Stained Glass Scarlet, the nun with a crossbow! And more! Featuring iconic stories by Doug Moench and Bill Sienkiewicz! COLLECTING: Werewolf by Night (1972) 32-33; Marvel Spotlight (1971) 28-29; Defenders (11972) 47-50; Peter Parker, the Spectacular Spider-Man (1976) 22-23; Marvel Two-in-One (1974) 52; Moon Knight (1980) 1-20; Marvel Team-Up Annual (1976) 4; Amazing Spider-Man (1963) 220; material from Defenders (1972) 51; Hulk Magazine (1978) 11-15, 17-18, 20; Marvel Preview (1975) 21

Terror' part 1 reveals that Hugo Strange is alive! Strange uses fake documents to get a job as a visiting psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum and begins sessions with the Scarecrow, now frightened and humble, in an attempt to win his aid against the Dark Knight.

As Kalista reminisces about her childhood on Euphorix she realizes that she might have a very familiar admirer. Meanwhile, Harry Hokum plots her assassination.

Continued from Batman (1940-2011) #390. The city of Gotham suffers from the seemingly endless red rainfall from the Crisis. Meanwhile, Batman convinces himself and the ailing Catwoman that he is in love with her. Continued in Batman (1940-2011) #391.