Deathstroke #1 DC Comics Written by: Christopher Priest Art by: Jeremy Cox, Jason Paz, Carlo Pagulayan, Willie Schubert, and Romulo Fajardo Jr. This issue picks up right where the last left off: with the Clock King holding Matthew Bland in a clock-shaped prison cell as they argue about who double-crossed whom. The Clock King thinks… Continue reading Deathstroke, the Professional: Part One “Deathstroke” #1 (Review)
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