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    Birds of Prey #5

    Birds of Prey » Birds of Prey #5 - Chokepoint released by DC Comics on March 2012.

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    After [REDACTED] in issue #4, the team agrees to take 24 hours to take stock of what just happened. But there's no such thing as R&R for the Birds of Prey, as Black Canary realizes that Gotham City is still in grave danger. And the key to unmasking the villain known as "Choke" may lie in the mystery of a man who one day just walked out on his family and life…and into a world of mind-control and murder.

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    Birds of Prey #5 - Chokepoint by starkiller809 on January 18, 2012

    Duane Swierczynski has surprised me with how enjoyable his Birds of Prey have been. He introduced a new character and reintroduced familiar characters with a twist. How does he add onto this new team in issue #5?  THE GOOD: This is the issue where the art finally clicked. I really started to liking it in this issue and I really am starting to like the new costumes. I also really like how Jesus Saiz captures emotion of the characters. You really can almost guess how they are feeling and I enjoy t...

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    Birds of Prey #5 - Chokepoint by duo_forbidden on January 22, 2012

    Synopsis: The Birds take a day to recover from a crazy mind sweep.What's Good?It's nice that Duane Swiercynski give these characters more personality. Of course, Starling gets the most and it raises some more questions about her. But besides her, Katana actually get some development of her own. She's not coming off crazy by talking to her "husband" in her katana. But then there's Ivy who is still one member that could switch sides at anytime. I mean really, what does she gain from being a part o...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

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    Birds of Prey #5 - Chokepoint by the_mighty_monarch on May 19, 2012

    I'm very conflicted on how I feel about this cover. David Finch drew these women with shamefully exploitive body proportions in shameful exploitive poses, and made them take up too much space so he only had room for three of them chosen at random. But the detail in their faces is really nice, and I F***ING LOVE the crazy sprawling architecture in the background. So.... yeah.In the aftermath of the.... whatever the hell happened last issue, we get a ton of nice character exploration. Everyone goe...

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