Over 500 pages of groovy fun from the sold out series! After 40 years in suspended animation, Judo Girl is on a quest to find her missing brother. And her old enemy, Captain Steel, hasn't exactly spent the last four decades collecting rust either! All issues, mini series, one-shots including the crossovers with Legend of Isis and 10th Muse are included in this special edition.

TidalWave presents the new Judo Girl graphic novel, featuring a brand new adventure as well as never before seen images. Adjusting to life in the far-flung present is one thing, fighting the female assassin Silencer is another. Worse, one of Diana's most dangerous adversaries from the 1960s resurfaces to complicate her life, Lincoln Stanley, aka Hepcat. Has he really reformed, as he claims, or is he back to his old tricks?

Former bad guy Lincoln Stanley, aka Hep Cat, wants to take up where he left off with Judo Girl back in the swinging 60s, but Diana begins to have second thoughts about his motives and sexy assassin Silencer's new modus operandi seems to be all over the map. What is she up to, and why?

The star of the sold out mini-series is back! Adjusting to life in the far-flung present is one thing, fighting the female assassin Silencer is another. Worse, one of Diana's most dangerous adversaries from the 1960s resurfaces to complicate her life, Lincoln Stanley, aka Hepcat. Has he really reformed, as he claims, or is he back to his old tricks?

Judo Girl knows Lincoln (a.k.a. Hep Cat) is somehow behind her recent blackouts and she TidalWaves his Malibu mansion in search of the truth, but Lincoln anticipates her coming and prepares for their final confrontation. Not only does Judo Girl discover the final fate of the assassin Silencer, she will bring Lincoln to justice-- even if it means sacrificing her secret identity.

Silencer never misses... so why did she let her newest victim live? Judo Girl uncovers the reasons why. And Lincoln (a.k.a. Hep Cat) has been drugging and manipulating Diana to further his own agenda. It's all perfectly logical, according to Lincoln, but Judo Girl is not amused, and not even Atlas can calm her down.