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    Birds of Prey » Birds of Prey #2 - Endrun, Part Two of Four: The Rage of the White Canary released by DC Comics on August 1, 2010.

    harleyquinnhawkgirl's Birds of Prey #2 - Endrun, Part Two of Four: The Rage of the White Canary review

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    Since when did Oracle do her hair like that?


    Story 
    We start where we left off from last issue. Huntress and Black Canary are at a deadlock with White Canary. They try to come up with a battle plan and go head in. White Canary has no trouble in taking them down at the same time. Huntress finally got her pinned and Dinah starts unleashing some fist to face fury. Reinforcement arrives consisting of: Hawk, Dove, and Zinda. The news is accusing Black Canary killing Gregory Chasco. The cops are now surrounding the team. This was a plot by White Canary to get Black Canary. The Birds have to use force so they take down the GCPD. Creote calls Oracle and commits suicide. Over the news Dinah's secret identity has been exposed. It also talks about her near adoption to Sin who might be White Canary. 
    Characters: The characters in this story are awesome. 
    Dialogue: The way Dinah and Oracle's inner monologue is done is amazing. 
     
    Art : I love the art in this series although there are some character problems. 
    Cover: I felt the cover was good, but missing something. 
    Penciling: The penciling is great except for Oracle and how Huntress' eyes are showing one minute and then white the next. 
    Coloring: Gorgeous. 
     
    Favorite pages and why. 
    2- White Canary's poses are awesome. She is strong and fearless. 
    4 and 5- The combat was amazing. 
    7- The look on White Canary's face when she was getting pounded was great. 
    13- Just a cool page. 
    21- Matching White Canary up with Sin was cool. 
     
    Reasons to and not to pick up. 
    Reasons to pick up:     Great story, awesome action, and to find out more about White Canary. 
    Reasons not to pick up: Not the best cover and not the best character art. 
    Verdict: PICK IT UP!!!! 4.5 OUT OF 5.
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