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Home / Birds of Prey #15 (2010)

Birds of Prey #15 (2010)

Birds of Prey #15 (2010)

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

Written by MARC ANDREYKO
Art and cover by BILLY TUCCI

In the concluding chapter of 'War and Remembrance,' Lady Blackhawk and the original Phantom Lady are in the clutches of an enemy whose evil has lain dormant for decades! Can the Birds of Prey find and rescue their captured compatriots before it's too late for them...and the world? This is the thrilling conclusion to a story fifty years in the making! Written by fan-favorite MANHUNTER scribe Marc Andreyko and featuring breathtaking artwork by the amazing Billy Tucci!

Date Available: 08/10/2011

BONUS REVIEW by JOHN SCHAEFER


Spotlighting a wonderfully sketchy cover by Billy Tucci, our amazing Phantom Lady crossover comes to an epic conclusion. Flashing back and forth between our adventurous angels during World War II and now, Lady Blackhawk, the Phantom Lady, and Black Canary have never looked better in either era. And just why doesn't Black Canary have what our glowing villian need? We know don't we Golden Age fans! And we end on a final mystery...just what did the ladies have for dinner, chinese, italian, or sushi? My money's on Chinese

9 out of 10 Grahams

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