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    The Huntress #1

    The Huntress » The Huntress #1 - Code of Silence released by DC Comics on April 1, 1989.

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    Code of Silence last edited by KillerZ on 06/14/23 08:56AM View full history

    Featuring the first appearance of Helena Bertinelli, the heroine known as the Huntress! Who is the woman behind the mask in this all-new version of one of DC's most popular heroines?

    First Appearance of Helena Bertinelli

    Helena goes back into periods of time that changed her life, and transformed her into the Huntress. She was molested as a child, she saw her family killed and was trained as an Olympic gymnast and fighter. She received her father's money and graduates from college, It is a step by step origin.

    Andrew Helfer credited as Andy Herfer

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    The Huntress #1 - Code of Silence by liberty on August 01, 2010

    Huntress goes through their origin story and it is quite traumatic.  Her story is good and tragic.  The book was great but was stuck with two minor flaws.  The first was the art style.  Some charaters looked off or amateurish.  Most of the book was fine but some of the panels just didn't fit.  I was also not a big fan of the style but for the most part I do not mark down for art. (beauty is in the eye of the beholder).  The second one is the lack of identity in the characters.  They were hard to...

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