I have questions. You will answer them. Or else. 
- — Batman
Detective Comics #765 is an issue of the series Detective Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of February, 2002. It was published on December 12, 2001.
Synopsis for "Vacancies"
Batman pursues small-time crook 'Macky' McKenna, for breaking into the wrong house - Macky stole the contents of James Gordon's house, Batman's friend. Sasha observes this, and although at first she worries about how driven Batman is (even more so than usual), especially in light of how he recently dumped Vesper Fairchild to stop her getting close to him, she comes to realise that it shows how his mission is not just about revenge, it's about protecting people. Together, they force Macky and his associates to return what they stole and leave them for the police to pick up.
Appearing in "Vacancies"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Donald 'Macky' McKenna
Other Characters:
Locations:
- Gotham City
- James Gordon's house
- Gilly's
Items:
Synopsis for "Josie Mac: Lost Voices, Part Three"
As she is returning home from the grocery store, a man attempts to shoot Josie on her doorstep. Although it seems like an attempted robbery or mugging, Josie does not really believe this, and Detective Lincoln who is on duty when she takes the man (Charley White) in, agrees - he has no history of robbery, only much less serious offences. Later, Batman turns up at her flat, and warns her to stay off the case (which he says is too dangerous, and he doesn't want good cops hurt), also revealing that he is aware of her psychic abilities. As he goes, he leaves her a Bat-branded plaster for the wound she sustained fighting off her attacker, who later commits suicide in his holding cell.
Appearing in "Josie Mac: Lost Voices, Part Three"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Batman
- Josie's dad
Antagonists:
- Charley White (Single appearance)
Other Characters:
- Detective David Lincoln (Single appearance)
Locations:
Items:
- A Bat-plaster
Notes
- "Vacancies" is reprinted in Batman: New Gotham Vol. 2.
- The David Lincoln in Josie Mac's story is not the same as Dave Lincoln from the New Gods saga.
Trivia
- As with most DC Universe titles for this month, the series title is incorporated into the cover art, in this case comprising the Gotham skyline and a shop sign.