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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.  

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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Finally, Laurel and Ashford discuss the conclusion between the inevitable showdown between Cassandra Cain and Lady Shiva, top flight assassin. Someone has to die, and spoiler, someone did. Give us a listen and write to us on Twitter @FeathersandFoes or e-mail us at [email protected] please.

Finally, Laurel and Ashford discuss the conclusion between the inevitable showdown between Cassandra Cain and Lady Shiva, top flight assassin.  Someone has to die, and spoiler, someone did.  Give us a listen and write to us on Twitter @FeathersandFoes or e-mail us at [email protected] please.    

Huntress, swinging out of her first story arc, is thinking about retiring the cape and cowl, living the square life in the big city. Unfortunately, because of the gritty violence in the Big Apple, Helena Bertinelli, once a victim herself, refuses to be the prey of anyone. And she definitely loathes any predators preying on those who can not defend themselves. Give episode 7 a listen with Ashford and Laurel.

Huntress, swinging out of her first story arc, is thinking about retiring the cape and cowl, living the square life in the big city.  Unfortunately, because of the gritty violence in the Big Apple, Helena Bertinelli, once a victim herself, refuses to be the prey of anyone.  And she definitely loathes any predators preying on those who can not defend themselves.  Give episode 7 a listen with Ashford and Laurel.  

Crossover time! This story is about the big event in the Bat Universe: Bruce Wayne Murderer? Cassandra Cain is a field agent for the Oracle, and you will not believe what she discovers!

Laurel gives her analysis of this cool, stylistic issue.

Crossover time!  This story is about the big event in the Bat Universe: Bruce Wayne Murderer?  Cassandra Cain is a field agent for the Oracle, and you will not believe what she discovers!

Laurel gives her analysis of this cool, stylistic issue.  

Laurel and Ashford discuss The Silence is Broken, which is the final issue of this six part story arc. After the Crisis on Infinite Earths, The Huntress is born. And she is not crawling; Helena is indeed soaring as if she was fired out of a cannon into the sky, where we all can look up to her like the Star that she is.