DC Database
Advertisement

"In Thirty Days": Batman gives Sasha Bordeaux one month to achieve a standard of fitness which will ensure that she doesn't interfere with his work - if she fails to do this, she will be fired, regardless of the fact that she knows his s

Quote1 You've got thirty days to prove you can keep up and not get killed. Otherwise I will fire you. Quote2
Batman

Detective Comics #761 is an issue of the series Detective Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of October, 2001.

Synopsis for "In Thirty Days"

Batman gives Sasha Bordeaux one month to achieve a standard of fitness which will ensure that she doesn't interfere with his work - if she fails to do this, she will be fired, regardless of the fact that she knows his secret. During the same month, Vesper Fairchild resumes dating Bruce Wayne and also tries to catch the Batman on camera. In addition, Internal Affairs' Inspector Esperanza investigates the Major Crimes Unit. At first he focusses on the actions of Allen and Montoya under the Mad Hatter's influence, but his attention soon turns to the death of Jordan Reynolds, the man who shot Commissioner Gordon. At the end of the month, Sasha passes the test and can help Batman do his job.

Appearing in "In Thirty Days"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Other Characters:

Locations:

Items:

Vehicles:


Synopsis for "Trail of the Catwoman, Part Three"

Continuing his investigations, dogged all the while by Gino from the mob, who demands answers, Slam Bradley comes to the conclusion that Selina Kyle and Catwoman are one and the same. He is surprised when wealthy Bruce Wayne refuses to discuss Selina with him and even more so when Batman tells him that Selina is not who Slam thinks she is. However, when he returns to his office, he finds that Selina is waiting for him.

Appearing in "Trail of the Catwoman, Part Three"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Antagonists:

  • Gino

Locations:

Items:

Notes



See Also


Links and References

Advertisement