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Batman: Bad Seeds begins August 26

As the sun sets on Gotham City, something ancient wakes beneath its streets! In Batman: Bad Seeds, the next major Batman event kicking off in August and running through October, Poison Ivy unleashes a desperate act of eco-terror that transforms Gotham into a hostile landscape of prehistoric plant life. Told across one long, dark night, the event unfolds as Gotham’s heroes, villains, and civilians fight to survive.

Led by showrunners Matt Fraction and G. Willow WilsonBatman: Bad Seeds is a Gotham-wide comic book crossover that pulls every corner of the city into the crisis. While Fraction (Batman) and Wilson (Poison Ivy) steer the event’s core narrative, the writers and artists behind Detective Comics, Batgirl, Batwoman, Catwoman, Nightwing, and Harley Quinn each deliver pivotal chapters that track Gotham’s transformation as the night deepens. Across ten weeks, readers will follow the crisis as it spreads from block to block, title to title.

As Ivy’s plants spread, Gotham begins to mutate—buildings swallowed by vines, streets overtaken by carnivorous flora, and entire neighborhoods reverting to a primordial state. With the Bat-Family hunted, the GCPD fractured under Commissioner Vandal Savage’s militarized rule, and civilians trapped in a city turning against them, Gotham City becomes a living battleground where every chapter brings a new evolution.

On August 26, DC will publish a Batman: Bad Seeds prelude in Poison Ivy #47.Written by G. Willow Wilson with art by Leandro Fernandez, a main cover by Jessica Fong, and variant covers by Noobovich, Kyuyong Eom, and Manny Vincent Carbonilla, this prelude issue reveals that Gotham City is done with Mayor Pamela Isley—there’s just one problem for everyone there: she’s not done with them.

Then, also on August 26, the Batman: Bad Seeds event officially begins with Batman: Bad Seeds – Sunset #1. Written by Matt Fraction and G. Willow Wilson with art and cover by Giuseppe Camuncoli, Cliff Rathburn, and Tomeu Morey, plus variant covers by Dan Mora, Marcio Takara, Jorge Jiménez, and Jeff Spokes (Glow-in-the-Dark), this unforgettable first chapter opens as the sun goes down and Gotham loses power, showing that the only thing scarier than the night…might just be the morning sun. Gotham City’s mayor, Pamela Isley—deserted by her allies both political and arcane—is about to make a last-ditch power play that will leave Gotham decimated by daybreak. Having already declared war on the Bat-Family and flooded the streets with his private, paramilitarized police army, Police Commissioner Vandal Savage sees an opportunity to solve two problems at once!

Following August’s prelude and kickoff, the event continues across September and October in the pages of BatmanPoison IvyDetective ComicsBatgirlBatwomanCatwomanNightwing, and Harley Quinn, alongside several new event titles. More details on these chapters will be revealed in the coming months as DC unveils the full scope of Batman: Bad Seeds.

Preview: Catwoman #86

Catwoman #86

(w) Torunn Grønbekk (a) Davide Gianfelice

He’s big! He’s bad! And he’s madder than ever before! With Selina back in Gotham, Black Mask sets his sights on Catwoman, and he’s playing for keeps. But he’s not alone! Who is his mysterious benefactor, and how could they possibly hate Catwoman even more than her self-proclaimed archnemesis?

Catwoman #86

Preview: Catwoman #85

Catwoman #85

(W) Torunn Grønbekk (A) Davide Gianfelice

SHE’S BACK! Selina Kyle’s blood-soaked international tour has come to an end! Finally home in Gotham City, she discovers things have changed in her absence, and she’ll have to learn how to survive the new status quo. Amid these changes, one constant remains — a very powerful enemy has been awaiting her return… and he won’t remain masked any longer.

Catwoman #85

Preview: Catwoman #83

Catwoman #83

(W) Torunn Grønbekk (A) Danilo Beyruth

HOO LET THE OWLS OUT?! Surprise! The Falcone family isn’t the only Gotham City contingent Catwoman is up against — the Court of Owls have revealed themselves and they’re out for blood! Will Selina Kyle emerge victorious, or will she make her return to Gotham with her tail between her legs?

Catwoman #83

Preview: Catwoman #82

Catwoman #82

(W) Torunn Grønbekk (A) Danilo Beyruth

In the crosshairs of Carmine Falcone! With the ball drawing to a close, it’s now or never for Catwoman! Will she secure her prey at long last or will it be snatched from her hands by one of the many enemies in her midst? And what exactly does Carmine Falcone have hidden up his sleeve for the grand finale of the ball? Whatever it is… it doesn’t seem very good!

Catwoman #82

Preview: Catwoman #81

Catwoman #81

(W) Torunn Grønbekk (A) Danilo Beyruth, Patricio Delpeche

Maria Kyle’s death had unforeseen consequences that reach all the way into Selina Kyle’s present. Speaking of which, things are getting pretty hot in Venice, but Catwoman’s eyes are set on Carmine Falcone’s prize — and she won’t be leaving the party without it! Even if she needs to kill him to get her way…

Catwoman #81

Preview: Catwoman #80

Catwoman #80

(W) Torunn Grønbekk (A) Danilo Beyruth

Catwoman has successfully infiltrated the auction hosted by the world’s most dangerous criminals — but as seen last issue, she’s not the only Gothamite in town!

Who else has arrived in Venice? Why is this score so personal for Selina? Most importantly — will any of them make it out alive? Find out here!

Catwoman #80

Preview: Catwoman #79

Catwoman #79

(W) Torunn Grønbekk (A) Danilo Beyruth

Selina Kyle is on the hunt for a precious item from her childhood connected to her mother. But when she tracks down its whereabouts, it leads her to… a mysterious auction in Venice being held by a dangerous secret society! Will Catwoman successfully steal a piece of her history, or has the feline fatale finally bitten off more than she can chew?

Catowman #79

Preview: Catwoman #78

Catwoman #78

(W) Torunn Grønbekk (A) Danilo Beyruth

It’s all been leading up to this! Selina is finally face-to-face with the mysterious enemy trying to bury her six feet under. Will the feline femme fatale find a way out of this predicament, or is it curtains for the cat criminal?! Find out in this special oversize issue! And don’t say we didn’t warn you when the rug gets pulled out from under you!

Catwoman #78
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