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| Publisher |
DC |
| Writer |
Doug Moench |
| Penciler |
Jim Balent |
| Cover Artist |
Jim Balent |
| Inker |
John Stanisci |
| Letterer |
Albert De Guzman |
| Published | November 1997 |
THE HUNTRESS: BIG GAME Catwoman breaks into a drug house to pick up some cash. There is more resistance inside than Selina expected, but the sudden appearance of the Huntress takes care of that. Helena Bertinelli came to shut down the drug house and give all money she might find there to charity. The reason behind this is that one of her students recently died in that very drug house. Of course, Catwoman does not want to hand over the money to Huntress. Instead she tries to sell Huntress on a bigger score, i.e. taking down the stronghold of the Cartagena family which is one of largest drug cartels present in Gotham City. Catwoman offers that Huntress may keep 90% of the captured money for charity. Shortly after, both women enter the tightly guarded territory of the Cartagenas. At first, everything goes smooth and they reach the room where the safe is located. However, they forgot to drug one of the watchdogs and then they are surrounded by guards and the boss who is called Skullface ...
