Laurel, Diane, and Ashford discuss the story that brings the Book Worm story arc to a conclusion, while the Crack Dealers thread is still unraveling. Will Helena be able to tie up the loose ends before they tie her?

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Laurel, Diane, and Ashford discuss the story that brings the Book Worm story arc to a conclusion, while the Crack Dealers thread is still unraveling.  Will Helena be able to tie up the loose ends before they tie her?  

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Laurel and Ashford discuss the 10th issue of Volume 1, The Huntress. Our hero, Helena Bertinelli, aka, the Huntress, is trying to stop the so-called Book Worm, a creepy-creep with the mind of a genius, who has a deep resentment against woman and who is seeking to ruin the lives of people to gain power. High plotting and drama are beginning to form in the second story arc in Helena Bertinelli history.

Laurel and Ashford discuss the 10th issue of Volume 1, The Huntress.  Our hero, Helena Bertinelli, aka, the Huntress, is trying to stop the so-called Book Worm, a creepy-creep with the mind of a genius, who has a deep resentment against woman and who is seeking to ruin the lives of people to gain power.  High plotting and drama are beginning to form in the second story arc in Helena Bertinelli history.  

Batgirl is recovering from her fatal/unfatal battle with Lady Shiva. Now Stephanie Brown, the Spoiler, must fight a battle in Cassandra Cain's stead. Has Spoiler bitten off more than she can chew. Check out episode 30 of the Cassandra Cain podcast.

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Batgirl is recovering from her fatal/unfatal battle with Lady Shiva.  Now Stephanie Brown, the Spoiler, must fight a battle in Cassandra Cain's stead.  Has Spoiler bitten off more than she can chew.  Check out episode 30 of the Cassandra Cain podcast.

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Such a chilling cover, displaying the height of the crack epidemic, destroying the fabric of a lot of major American cities in the late 80s to early 90s. The creative team depicts these stories quite well in the pages of this DC book. Ashford and Laurel recommend pick this book up, for Joey Cavaleri really delivers as far as the narrative is concerned. And for the art, capturing the grittiness of the era and city, yet, without glorifying nor being nostalgic in a misguided way, Joe Staton's art is on target.

Such a chilling cover, displaying the height of the crack epidemic, destroying the fabric of a lot of major American cities in the late 80s to early 90s.  The creative team depicts these stories quite well in the pages of this DC book.  Ashford and Laurel recommend pick this book up, for Joey Cavaleri really delivers as far as the narrative is concerned.  And for the art, capturing the grittiness of the era and city, yet, without glorifying nor being nostalgic in a misguided way, Joe Staton's art is on target.  

Laurel and Ashford discuss an up and coming foe in the early run of the Huntress. Both Ashford and Laurel believe that this issue is a must read. We may have a formidable foe on our hands.

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Laurel and Ashford discuss an up and coming foe in the early run of the Huntress.  Both Ashford and Laurel believe that this issue is a must read.  We may have a formidable foe on our hands.  

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