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Deathstroke 1: Rebirth | Christopher Priest

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Deathstroke may be one of the most hardened anti-heroes in the DC Universe, but there's no cutting corners when it comes to contract killing, especially when your family is on the hit list! Confronted by his own troubled past and challenged to reinvent himself before he loses everything and everyone in his life, Slade Wilson, a.k.a. Deathstroke, finds himself and those he values most in the crosshairs--stalked by an unseen enemy. Collects DEATHSTROKE #1-6 and DEATHSTROKE: REBIRTH #1. Rebirth honors the richest history in comics, while continuing to look towards the future. These are the most innovative and modern stories featuring the world's greatest superheroes, told by some of the finest storytellers in the business. Honoring the past, protecting our present and looking towards the future. This is the next chapter in the ongoing saga of the DC Universe. The legacy continues."

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Deathstroke 1: Rebirth | Christopher Priest

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Deathstroke is not a character I typically like or care about, but Christopher Priest‘s bleak, twisty take definitely has its moments. At times the plotting is so twist-dense that I wasn‘t even sure why some things were happening, but by and large this is a grim take on supervillainy that works thanks to Priest‘s quick thinking. The art is serviceable, but I think a ,ore grounded art team would serve the story better.

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