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Issue 5 of the Batgirl and the Birds of Prey are brought to us by writers Julie and Shawna Benson, pencils by Roge Antonio, and colors by Allen Passalaqua. This is the issue where we discover who this psuedo Oracle is right before our eyes.
Join Feathers and Foes as we talk about issue 25. Tim Wallace of the Kord Industries blog. We really enjoyed this one as well as Black Canary, who is getting some well deserved Rest and Relaxation. Happy Holidays, everyone!
Join Feathers and Foes as we talk about issue 25. Tim Wallace of the Kord Industries blog. We really enjoyed this one as well as Black Canary, who is getting some well deserved Rest and Relaxation. Happy Holidays, everyone!
Written by Chuck Dixon and Illustrated by Butch Guice, we get the "Conclusion" to the the Hostage Heart saga, which actually is a continuation from Hunt for Oracle story. Mark and Ashford had a lot of fun with this one. Babs, Dinah, and Ted. What's not to like?
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Written by Chuck Dixon and Illustrated by Butch Guice, we get the "Conclusion" to the the Hostage Heart saga, which actually is a continuation from Hunt for Oracle story. Mark and Ashford had a lot of fun with this one. Babs, Dinah, and Ted. What's not to like?
Please contact us on Twitter: @sogallifrey f[email protected]
Facebook: Feathers Foes
Subscribe to us on iTunes.
Black Canary is Gorilla City with Lady Vic, who tried to kill her recently, Death Stroke, who is MIA at the moment, and Grimm, a gorilla who is fond of human behavior. These band of misfits are going down the yellow brick road to find a heart for Block Buster. This is a story with Grodd, and he is not amused.
Chuck Dixon scripts a wonderful story, and the artwork by Butch Guice is simply fab.
Black Canary is Gorilla City with Lady Vic, who tried to kill her recently, Death Stroke, who is MIA at the moment, and Grimm, a gorilla who is fond of human behavior. These band of misfits are going down the yellow brick road to find a heart for Block Buster. This is a story with Grodd, and he is not amused.
Chuck Dixon scripts a wonderful story, and the artwork by Butch Guice is simply fab.
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