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| Publisher |
DC |
| Writer |
Ed Brubaker |
| Penciler |
Paul Gulacy |
| Cover Artist |
Paul Gulacy |
| Inker |
Jimmy Palmiotti |
| Colorist |
Laurie Kronenberg |
| Letterer |
Clem Robins |
| Published | November 2003 |
FIRE WITH FIRE Selina returns home and sleeps the night away. When she wakes to a fire plume in the distance, she calls Slam to investigate the scene with her. Upon arriving, they overhear that a store owner, Jackie Dillon, was beaten to death with a baseball bat by the new mob. Dillon's kid, Denny, had gotten caught in their antics with drug dealing. When Jackie pulled him out, the mob murders him and burns down Jackie's store. Catwoman pulls Denny Dillon out of a drug house when she gets the tip from Holly. Detective Farrucci gives Slam a lead on 3 people connected with Junior Galante. They mention the mob doesn't typically work with these types of people so this could be bigger than they expect. Selina decides to hit Galante where it will hurt him the most, money. Catwoman sees a trash truck and knows it's a money drop truck because trash isn't collected that day of the week. Holly helps Selina steal some of the money but she burns the rest of his money in hopes it will cause him to think twice about dealing in the East End. Penguin tells mobsters that he told Junior Galante it would not be easy to take over the East End. Galante tells him he has big plans as he's bringing in a specialist. A police truck is transporting Zeiss when it pulls over to let him out. The police officer was paid to let him out. Zeiss kills the officer before taking the get-a-way car.
