After the Red Lion breaks Slade out of prison, Deathstroke seeks out this impostor executing killers under his moniker in Chicago. Slade discovers the thief known as Raptor is being this and now the two face off Deathstroke #13, part two of “Twilight”. Deathstroke #13 hit shelves February 22nd! “Twilight” part two! In order to obtain… Continue reading The Raptor Strikes in Deathstroke #13 [Exclusive Preview]
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A Return to Form – a “Deathstroke Annual” #2 (Review)
Deathstroke Annual #2 DC Writer: Phil Hester Art: Mirko Colak and Roberto Viacava Colorist: Michael Spicer The title is a bit of a triple entendre. It does not really apply to the book itself, because that has been on point for some time (except for that brief flirtation with manga-style art). It applies to me,… Continue reading A Return to Form – a “Deathstroke Annual” #2 (Review)
The Really Big Fight This Week Was D vs R – a “Deathstroke #16” Review
Deathstroke #16 DC Written by: James Bonny Art by: Paolo Pantalena Colors by: Arif Prianto Deathstroke is an interesting premise as an ongoing stand-alone comic. I guess because DC found some success with Sinestro, it was appropriate to take a similar whack at another fan favorite villain in DC’s menagerie. As I mentioned last month,… Continue reading The Really Big Fight This Week Was D vs R – a “Deathstroke #16” Review
It’s Vigilante vs. Assassin in “Deathstroke” #16 (GWW EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW)
Last issue, Deathstroke The Terminator faced off against an army of Bizzaro-like creatures in an effort to reclaim his daughter. In this GWW EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW of Deathstroke #16 we see Slade Wilson hit the streets of Metropolis where he comes face to face with a new road block on the journey to save his daughter. No,… Continue reading It’s Vigilante vs. Assassin in “Deathstroke” #16 (GWW EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW)
Bizarre Stroke of the Fallen – a “Deathstroke #15” Review
Deathstroke #15 DC Writer: James Bonny Art: Tyler Kirkham Colors: Arif Prianto You never pull the light duty when you’re the guy who is pitched to take the villain for a spin in a stand-alone ongoing. No matter how popular a villain is, it’s always difficult to make fans care about the backstory and single-player… Continue reading Bizarre Stroke of the Fallen – a “Deathstroke #15” Review