Synopsis[]
"La Cucilla"[]
Batman informs Sasha Bordeaux of the situation at the Slab, where the Joker has infected hundreds of villains with his chemicals, causing them all to act even more insane than usual. He tells her to stay at home, but she ignores him. When she goes out, she encounters a woman affected by the chemicals who arms herself with edged weapons and begins fencing police officers. She also encounters the Huntress, who warns her to be careful, that Batman will simply use her and drop her. They capture the woman together and discover that she is no criminal, she is a DEO agent who was undercover at the Slab and who was unhinged by the recent death of her father, who fenced for Spain in the Olympics.
"Josie Mac: Lost Voices, Part One"[]
Josie Mac has always had intuitions about missing objects, objects which want to be relocated to their rightful home, but it doesn't work with people, not even her brother Raymond who has been missing since she was a child. She became a cop and started working in the anti-crime division until she made a big mistake, by crashing into a hotel room where the mayor's wife was enjoying a dalliance with an exotic dancer. The mayor's wife made very sure that Josie was transferred to Missing Persons, and she has been there less than a day when she receives a call to say that Anthony Antonelli, the grandson of one of the city's mafia bosses, has gone missing, presumed kidnapped.
Appearances[]
"La Cucilla"[]
Individuals[]
- Sasha Bordeaux
- Batman
- Huntress
- La Cucilla (First Appearance)
Locations[]
- Gotham City
- Batcave
- Slabside Penitentiary
Items[]
"Josie Mac: Lost Voices, Part One"[]
Individuals[]
- Josie Mac (First Appearance)
- Josie's mother (Only appearance) (Flashback Only)
- Josie's father (First Appearance) (Flashback Only)
- The Mayor's wife
- Mrs. Jordan (Only appearance) (Flashback Only)
- Mrs. Brantley (Only appearance) (Flashback Only)
Locations[]
Notes[]
- "La Cucilla" is a Joker's Last Laugh crossover.
- The Josie Mac feature begins its run in Detective Comics with this issue.