Comic Title: Manhunter #13
Publisher: DC
Cover Date: May 1989
On Sale Date: March 14, 1989 Shipping Date March 14, 1989
Source: Amazing Heroes, #160

Shipping Date March 14, 1989
Source: Previews, #1

Copyright Date March 14, 1989
Source: Library of Congress, Copyright Office 1989

Direct Market Date March 16, 1989
Source: Comic Shop News, #91

Cover Price: $1.00
Page Count: 32
Editor: Barbara J. Kesel (Randall)

Title: "Trackdown"
Pages: 22

Feature(s):
Manhunter (Post-Crisis)

Writer: Kim Yale
Penciller: John Koch
Inker: Pablo Marcos
Letterer: Albert Tobias De Guzman
Colorist: Julianna Ferriter

Feature Character(s)

• Manhunter (last appearance in Manhunter #12; next appearance in Manhunter #14)

Supporting Character(s)

• Eleanor Shaw (last appearance in Manhunter #3; next appearance in Manhunter #15)
• Sylvia Kandrey (last appearance in Manhunter #11; next appearance in Manhunter #15)

Villain(s)

• Cat-Man (first post-Crisis appearance; next appearance in Detective Comics #612)

Guest Appearance(s)

• Flo Crowly (last appearance in Suicide Squad #26; next appearance in Suicide Squad #27)
• Oracle (last appearance in Suicide Squad #26; next appearance in Manhunter #14)

Other Character(s)

• Howard Baxter-Foote (last appearance in Manhunter #1; next appearance in Manhunter #24)
• Mark Phelps (a warrant officer; next appearance in Manhunter #21)
• Sassy (a psychic; no further appearances)
• Ray Buravich (a reporter; no further appearances)
• A martial arts instructor (no further appearances)
• Mrs. Grant (a museum benefactor; no further appearances)

Cameo Appearance(s)

• Sportsmaster (on a wanted poster)
• Cannon and Saber (on a wanted poster)
• Mirage (on a wanted poster)

Synopsis:
Mark Shaw checks for the latest outstanding warrants. He then begins looking for several wanted criminals including Mirage. After a day of searching for clues, Mark attends a museum benefit with his sister. The Cat-Man strikes at the exhibit forcing Mark to go into action as Manhunter. When Cat-Man tries to get away, he finds that his car is being towed. Mark had reported the car to the police. With his getaway vehicle disabled, the Cat-Man is captured by Manhunter.