Red Claw was created specifically for the animated series, so it's interesting to see her make her comics debut 30 years later. Her history is strongly tied to Catwoman, so it makes sense that her ...

The adventure focuses on Alfred returning to England to help his "cousin" Fredrick with a generic Eastern European spy villain known as Red Claw. At one point, Red Claw injects Alfred with a truth ...

Red Claws cunning and ruthlessness made her a formidable enemy, and Mulgrews commanding voice gave her character an added intensity. Mulgrews portrayal made Red Claw a memorable villain, ...

For those that don’t remember, Red Claw was the leader of a terrorist organization, and one who was more than willing to not just fight Batman one-on-one, but to do as much damage she could to ...

By the end of the issue, we seem to get our answer, and it’s none other than Red Claw. Red Claw introduces herself, and tells Selina that she has “more to fear” from her than from any man.