Barbara Gordon reconnects with Black Canary when a mysterious person begins using the name Oracle, the identity she once used to provide intelligence and support to Gotham’s heroes. Their investigation leads them to Helena Bertinelli, also known as Huntress, who is pursuing her own vendetta against organized crime. Despite their differences, the three heroines decide to join forces to uncover the identity of the false Oracle and dismantle the criminal networks threatening the city. Through infiltration, battles, and personal secrets, the Birds of Prey gradually rebuild a strong team capable of protecting Gotham in their own way.
Birds of Prey (Rebirth)
- Urban Comics Publisher
- Julie Benson Writer
- Shawna Benson Writer
Details
- Type
- Comics
- Release
- 2019
- Original title
- Birds of Prey (Rebirth)
- Countries
- États-Unis
- Original language
- English
- Genres
- Action, Crime, Superhero
- Volumes
- 3
- Status
- Completed
- ISBN
- 9791026818779
Synopsis
Birds of Prey (Rebirth)
Issues
Issues (3)
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Issue 1
At the head of a young start-up, Barbara Gordon, alias Batgirl, now has a substantial budget to fight crime. Accompanied by her friend Dinah Lance, alias Black Canary, she soon joins a third vigilante with the muscular methods, Helena Bertinelli, alias Huntress. Facing the underworld and her criminal cartel, the three allies go from revelation to revelation, and quickly discover the existence of a new Oracle, Barbara's former secret identity...
Issue 2
Since the Clock Tower, the Birds of Prey have been watching for the slightest threat to Gotham City. Recently helped by the watchdog Huntress, Batgirl and Black Canary are still wary of the one who took the name Oracle...
Issue 3
If they are sometimes supported in their missions – notably by Poison Ivy, Catwoman or Harley Quinn – Batgirl, Black Canary and Huntress, however, remain the heart of the Birds of Prey. But what would happen if dissension broke out within the team itself? The former Oracle, Barbara, did not seem to be completely transparent with its partners, and the balance of the group is likely to be affected. Will the Birds of Prey be able to overcome these internal problems and make a common front against their opponents, more united and numerous than ever before?