(#42–43) By John Francis Moore and P. Craig Russell Pamela Isley is out of the asylum after her first encounter with Batman. But when one of her colleagues dies under mysterious circumstances, her rehabilitation is called into question. Note: First story to feature Poison Ivy attempting to reform. It was later loosely adapted into the Batman: The Animated Series episode "House and Garden". Turf (#44–45) By Steven Grant and Shawn McManus Batman and Captain James Gordon go after racist cops who are brutalizing and murdering African Americans. Heat (#46–49) By Doug Moench and Russ Heath When Thomas Blake starts murdering young women, Batman and Catwoman form an uneasy alliance to stop him. Note: The story features an alternate origin/take on the Catman, portraying him as a serial killer driven by memories of an abusive mother. The story was one of several Batman/Catwoman stories that were officially declared non-canon following the events of Zero Hour. Images (#50) By Dennis O'Neil and Bret Blevins A young Batman meets his match when he encounters a murderous villain known as the Joker. Note: The story is a retelling of the first encounter between Batman and the Joker, from Batman #1, with elements from Batman: Year One added as part of the retelling. Snitch (#51) By Robert Loren Fleming and David G. Klein A highly skilled hitman whose rule is to only fire a single shot targets Batman and Gotham's other defender, the Ragman. Tao (#52–53) By Alan Grant and Arthur Ranson A man from Batman's past comes to Gotham seeking vengeance. Sanctum (#54) By Dan Raspler and Mike Mignola While hunting a serial killer, Batman discovers an undead man who attempts to kill him in order to live again. Watchtower (#55–57) By Chuck Dixon and Mike McMahon A tale of an alternate future Batman. Storm (#58) By Andrew Donkin, Graham Brand, and John Higgins A foreign diplomat whose country is guilty of violating human rights is targeted by a group of terrorists. Quarry (#59–61) By Dennis O'Neil, Ron Wagner, Eduardo Barreto, and Ron McCain Bruce Wayne, confined to a wheelchair after having his back broken by Bane, attempts to rescue Jack Drake and Shondra Kinsolving from Shondra's evil brother, the Asp. Note: Set in the then-present day continuity of the Batman titles and a part of the "Knightquest: The Search" crossover. KnightsEnd (#62–63) By Chuck Dixon, Barry Kitson, Ron Wagner, and Ron McCain Bruce