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    Character » Huntress (Bertinelli) appears in 1168 issues.

    Helena Bertinelli, born into one of Gotham's mafia families, became a spy and vigilante, destroying those that had killed her family. As a key member of the Birds of Prey, she has moved toward brutal, but non-lethal methods for fighting crime.

    Would U Buy It #55: "B&B: Batman & Huntress: Days of Rage"

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    Edited By cbishop
    DateWUBI # 55:View:Attached to Forum:Back/ Next
    11/21/10B&B: Batman & Huntress: Days of Rage(Blog) (Forum)The Huntress(Back) (Next)

    We all have trade paperback (TPB) collections we'd like to see. Here's one of mine:

    Proposed Title:The Brave and the Bold: Batman & Huntress: Days of Rage. (I couldn't fit all of that in the title bar.)
    Alternate Title:
    1. Huntress: Days of Rage
    2. Batman/ Huntress: Days of Rage
    Collecting 4 Issues:
    • The Huntress #17-19
    • Justice League International Special #2.
    Covers: (click to enlarge)
    TPB Cover: The Huntress #19
    TPB Cover: The Huntress #19

    Anytime I can find a story arc that guest starred Batman, especially if from a discontinued series, I suggest it as a Brave & Bold TPB, because I figure anytime you can put Batman's name on the cover, it is more likely to sell. The alternate title of Huntress: Days of Rage, is of course because the story arc came from The Huntress, so it's only right to suggest that title too. I think it's more likely to sell as a B&B trade, or as Batman/ Huntress: Days of Rage.

    I'm never quite satisfied with a three issue trade paperback though, so I look for something else to put with it. In this case, I included Justice League International Special #2 (featuring the Huntress), because it came out three months after the final issue of The Huntress series, and makes a good afterword to the Days of Rage story (and to the series itself).

    For the cover, since it's supposed to focus on Huntress more than Batman, I'd use The Huntress #19.

    Would you buy it? Let me know in the comments, and thanks for reading.

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    The Brave and the Bold: Batman & Huntress: Days of Rage
    The Brave and the Bold: Batman & Huntress: Days of Rage

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    #1  Edited By daredevil21134

    Hutress rules man
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    #2  Edited By cbishop
    @daredevil21134: I agree. :)  My favorite so far though has been the old school Earth-2 Huntress, as seen in the Huntress: Dark Knight Daughter TPB.
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    #3  Edited By daredevil21134
    @cbishop said:
    "@daredevil21134: I agree. :)  My favorite so far though has been the old school Earth-2 Huntress, as seen in the Huntress: Dark Knight Daughter TPB. "

    I love Helena Bertinelli
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    #4  Edited By cbishop
    @daredevil21134: Ah, but as Earth-2 Huntress, she was Helena Wayne (and I could swear that at one point, she was Helena Troy, but I can only find that as a briefly used alias of the current Wonder Girl).  I like the current Bertinelli Huntress, but DC just can't seem to figure her out.  Her origin has been done like three or four times.  As the daughter of Batman & Catwoman, she ruled.  I loved those stories in the 80's, and still loved 'em when I read the trade. :)
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    #5  Edited By daredevil21134
    @cbishop:
    I see, I don't know to much about Helena Wayne...I guess because I grew up on Helena Bertinelli and the first time I saw the character I was hooked
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    #6  Edited By cbishop
    @daredevil21134: Well actually, I should clarify: the Huntress in the proposed collection above - "Days of Rage" - is Helena Bertinelli.  The Huntress from Dark Knight Daughter is Helena Wayne.  I like the Bertinelli character okay - especially since they've had a chance to flesh her out a little bit more in Birds of Prey, but I loved the Wayne version. It's definitely a matter of perspective.  My first exposure was to the Wayne version.  Yours was to Bertinelli.  It's all good - they're both great characters.
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    #7  Edited By Amegashita

      Not a big fan of the Huntress, so most likely, no.

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    #8  Edited By cbishop
    @Amegashita:  Fair enough. :)
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    #9  Edited By daredevil21134
    @cbishop said:
    "@daredevil21134: Well actually, I should clarify: the Huntress in the proposed collection above - "Days of Rage" - is Helena Bertinelli.  The Huntress from Dark Knight Daughter is Helena Wayne.  I like the Bertinelli character okay - especially since they've had a chance to flesh her out a little bit more in Birds of Prey, but I loved the Wayne version. It's definitely a matter of perspective.  My first exposure was to the Wayne version.  Yours was to Bertinelli.  It's all good - they're both great characters. "

    I agree
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    #10  Edited By batshrine

    Honestly all these trades you keep proposing, I would buy all of them. I want as much Batman as possible, and I am a TPB kinda guy :)

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    #11  Edited By cbishop

    @batshrine said:

    Honestly all these trades you keep proposing, I would buy all of them. I want as much Batman as possible, and I am a TPB kinda guy :)

    Sweet! Statistically speaking, one buyer who speaks up represents 1,000 to 10,000 (depending on your source) buyers who don't speak up. So between you and me, that's 2K-20K buyers who would buy these trades. Now if DC could just figure out what a reprint treasure trove they have, we'd be all set.

    Marvel has done pretty well with their "Classic" trades, but I have a few to suggest, down the line. The problem with both companies is that they've reprinted so much material in black and white (Marvel's Essential TPB's & DC's Showcase TPB's) I don't know if they'd consider it profitable to do color reprints as well.

    Also, much of the stuff I propose in WUBI and 12-Month Trades is just me dreaming, so it's unlikely they'll be collected. I've had a couple of surprises though. I didn't realize Marvel had started a Thing Classic series, when I proposed The Thing: Rocky Grimm, Space Ranger, but Thing Classic, Vol 2 collects all the issues I suggested, plus a Fantastic Four issue that I forgot belongs to the story. I proposed a three volume Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld collection, and DC did a Showcase Presents: Amethyst. It's black and white, doesn't collect all of the issues, and it's unclear whether they plan to do a second volume, but it was still a surprise. The Trial of the Flash Showcase volume was also a surprise. It's awesome to see some of this stuff get reprinted, even in black and white. :)

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    #12  Edited By batshrine

    @cbishop: I definitely want them in color too!

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    #13  Edited By fodigg

    I probably would pass.

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    #14  Edited By cbishop

    @batshrine said:

    @cbishop: I definitely want them in color too!

    I always assume a color collection, when I suggest a Would U Buy It or 12-Month Trades. The major problem is that many of these go back to the days of comics being printed on newsprint, and that was a totally different coloring process. These trades would have to be recolored for today's standard of paper, and that affects the cost of the TPB in a big way. That's why so much of the 1980's (and earlier) material winds up as black-and-white collections in Showcase Presents volumes (or Essential TPB's, for Marvel).

    @fodigg said:

    I probably would pass.

    Fair enough.

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