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    Faces of Evil: Deathstroke #1

    Faces of Evil: Deathstroke » Faces of Evil: Deathstroke #1 - The Beginning released by DC Comics on March 2009.

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    The Beginning last edited by trickled on 05/02/23 05:57PM View full history

    Deathstroke nearly died fighting Geo-Force in DCU: LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, and now he needs to rebuild himself. He's not about to let a near death experience make him lose his place as one of the most dangerous villains in the DCU. Where will he start? What's next for the Terminator? And how high will the body count be when he's finished?

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    Faces of Evil: Deathstroke #1 - The Beginning by englentine on August 15, 2009

    Ravager goes to Belle Reve to viit her father Deathstroke The Terminator. She plans to kill him but before she can and much to the worry of his handlers he awakes from his drug induced coma, and makes his escape. Now I can not say that I have read every appearance of Deathstroke, but since when does he have a healing factor?   The daddy daughter talk is quite good, especially for those of us who are die hard Teen Titans fans.  Being a comic book though it involves beating the crap out of each ot...

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