Book description
The Birds of Prey are back, breaking hearts and breaking faces with the most intimidating lineup in team history including Black Canary and Harley Quinn! Every mission matters. Every life saved is a miracle. But this time, it's personal. Dinah Lance is one of the DC Universe s most elite…
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Birds of Prey is an iconic DC team dating back to the 1990s, one that has highlighted some of the best and most fascinating heroines in their superhero universe. The team has floundered for the past decade, with different lineups from different creators failing to capture the joy and adventure of the original run, but Thompson and Romero have done an amazing job showcasing what has always made the Birds delightful while adding something new and fresh to the mix. Each issue is a blast, start to finish, and this first volume of the run spotlights the unique and engaging…
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