

- Batgirl is locked inside Arkham Asylum, and the Riddler has unleashed the inmates. Batgirl fights them or outsmarts them all while the Riddler monologues on the sound system.
- The Riddler has given her several clues that help her figure out the access code to the security control room; however, by the time she gets inside, Catwoman has already taken care of the Riddler. Catwoman hands Batgirl Gordon's notebook.
- They meet up with Batman, who has stopped the Russians. Batgirl leaves to meet her father, but she still hears when Batman asks what Catwoman thinks of Batgirl and she admits that "she's got the chops."
- Pleased, Batgirl returns home to sleep, only to be woken up by her alarm as soon as she gets in bed.


The Cat and the Bat, Conclusion

#21 - The Cat and the Bat, Conclusion



Batman Confidential, like Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight (Volume 1), features stories by rotating creative teams and were also set in the early years of Batman's career. Rather than feature early crime-fighting Batman tales, Batman Confidential featured stories that illustrate key moments in the character's past such as first meetings, critical decisions, alliances, confrontations and events that would shape him as the character he is today. The stories told may or may not be actual canon, as aspects (such as The Joker's origin story) differ greatly from previous versions. All issues are self-contained story arcs, told by rotating creative teams; the idea being to give top creators the chance to tell complete stories without the hassles of mainstream continuity.


The Cat and the Bat, Conclusion

Batman Confidential (November, 2008)