Rucka, Greg

Renee Montoya is implicated in a murder and her deepest secret is revealed, she must track down the one man who can prove her innocence and put him behind bars before he can destroy Gotham City. Presented in graphic novel form.

Diana writes a book sharing her personal beliefs and creates a controversy that ignites the ire of everyone including the Olympian gods, Dr. Veronica Cale, and Dr. Psycho.

In Superman's absence, Superman's adopted son Chris Kent and Kandor's head of security Thora Ak-Var, unite, disguised as legendary Kryptonian heroes Nightwing and Flamebird, to root out and capture General Zod's sleeper agents on Earth in hopes of preventing war between humans and Kryptonians.

Collects issues #200 to #205 of "Wonder Woman" comics in which Wonder Woman, too busy to investigate the murder of Darrel Keyes, head of the anti-Wonder Woman group Protect Our Children, turns for help to Batman who soon discovers a connection to a second killing orchestrated by billionaire Veronica Cale--quite possibly the source of all of Wonder Woman's recent troubles.

After Commissioner Gordon is shot in an alley, Batman starts his search for the assailant with the only eyewitness, Catwoman, and is disturbed by the details he learns about the crime.

Wonder Woman's relationship with Superman, and the world, is irreversibly changed when she is forced to battle him. Presented in graphic novel format.

The vigilante known as the Huntress has always followed her own code, but when her devotion to vengeance leads her into the path of danger, she must turn to the mysterious man named Question to keep her safe.

Ra's al Ghul is hundreds of years old but not immortal, and now he's being hunted by his own daughter. He must ask Batman for help and, in exchange, he offers him the chance to speak to his dead parents, an experience that changes Bruce's life forever.