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    The Huntress #8

    The Huntress » The Huntress #8 - A Bad Seed released by DC Comics on November 1989.

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    A Bad Seed last edited by julass27 on 06/15/23 07:22PM View full history

    Who is the Huntress' partner? Learn how he gained his prowess in the martial arts and weaponry and what led him to become a family bodyguard…and what Helena means to him.

    Bookworm's Rampage

    The Bookworm is free from prison and starts his murderous rampage to catch the Helena Bertinelli. Unknown to him Helena is the Huntress. He is also armed with her father's Franco Bertinelli's ledger with incriminating information that could put the whole city of New York under his heel.

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    The Huntress #8 - A Bad Seed by liberty on August 13, 2010

    I liked this book it was not bad but there is some problems I had with the plot.   It deals with a villain known as the Bookworm.  For those of you who don't know the Bookworm in not the one from the 1960's Batman Show.  He is a serial killer with more than a hundred murders to his name and has never been caught.  He turned himself in.  So knowing how brilliant he is suppose to be I find him lacking in his criminal genius.    This problem arises a lot when dealing with characters like this the ...

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