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Rat Catcher

By (artist) Victor Ibanez, By (author) Andy Diggle

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Written by ANDY DIGGLE Art by VICTOR IBANEZ Cover by LEE BERMEJO According to underworld legend, the Rat Catcher is a peerless assassin who specializes in silencing mob snitches. There's just one problem - he doesn't exist. At least, not according to the U.S. Marshals who oversee the Witness Protection Program...Now there's a pile of dead bodies in a burning safe house outside El Paso. The Rat Catcher has finally slipped up, and a washed-up FBI agent has one last chance to hunt him down before he disappears forever. But as the two master manhunters spiral in towards each other in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse, each of them hides a secret from the other - secrets that could destroy them both. New York Times best-selling author Andy Diggle (THE LOSERS, Daredevil) partners with future superstar Victor Ibanez in a tense Vertigo Crime thriller that's unrelenting to the very last twist.

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