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GOTHAM CENTRAL #6
Cover Date: June 2003
Cover Price: $2.50
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Cover Credits:
Art: Michael Lark
Colors: Matt Hollingsworth
Color Separations: Matt Hollingsworth
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Credits:
| Story | Greg Rucka |
| Art | Michael Lark |
| Colors | Matt Hollingsworth |
| Lettering | Willie Schubert |
| Assistant editing | Nachie Castro |
| Editing | Matt Idelson |
Feature Character(s):
- Det. Renée Montoya (last in ???)
- Det. Marcus Driver (next in issue #11)
- Det. Crispus Allen (last in ???)
- Cpt. Maggie Sawyer (last in issue #2)
- Det. Eric Cohen (last in issue #2)
- Det. Sgt. Vincent Del Arrazio (last in issue #2)
- Det. Nate Patton (next in issue #11)
- Det. Romy Chandler (next in issue #11)
- Det. Tommy Burke (last in issue #2)
- Det. Dagmar Procjnow (last in issue #2)
Supporting Character(s):
- Stacy (last in issue #4)
- Hernando Montoya (last in Detective Comics #747; next in issue #9)
- Louisa Montoya (last in Detective Comics #747; next in issue #9)
- Inspector Manny Esperanza (last in Detective Comics #762; next in issue #8)
Villain(s):
- Matt Conway (first appearance; a corrupt Internal Affairs officer)
- Paul Marra (first appearance; a junkie and thief)
Other Character(s):
- Brian Selker (first appearance; a private investigator; dies off-panel after appearing in flashback)
- Mister Herrera (first appearance; Renée's neighbor)
- Officer Lowe (first appearance; from Robbery)
- Miss Lavelle (first appearance; owner of a lingerie shop)
Comment(s):
- Continues in the next issue
Synopsis: - Renée Montoya has a very bad day. She is served while jogging in the park, as Marty Lipari, a rapist she failed to put away, is suing her for damages. She and Crispus Allen then get landed with a cold case from robbery, though they are able to wrap it up straight away. She then has an awkward dinner with her parents, who are anxious to become grandparents. That evening, she meets up with an old friend, and the next morning receives a visit from Esperanza and Conway of internal affairs. Brian Selker, a private investigator hired by Lipari, has been found dead, probably at Lipari's hand, and she should take care lest she run afoul of him as well. And when she gets in to work, a photograph has been pinned to the noticeboard, a photograph of her kissing another woman.