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    Oracle: The Cure #3

    Oracle: The Cure » Oracle: The Cure #3 - A Matter of Anti-Life or Death released by DC Comics on July 1, 2009.

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    Was The Ending What You Wanted? 0

    Oracle: The Cure #3 - A Matter of Anti-Life or Death by gmanfromheck on December 12, 2009

    Originally Posted on May 20, 2009.   What happened?  This series had so much potential in the beginning.  We got to see some insight into Oracle's mind but it didn't feel we got a complete ending.  So what is the "cure"?  Does anyone receive it?         What do you think will happen next?  It was actually while I was editing this video that I got an idea as to who Batgirl might be.  I cut that part out and I'll keep it to myself.  Shall we begin the speculation now?  Did you feel this r...

    3 out of 3 found this review helpful.

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    Oracle: The Cure #3 - A Matter of Anti-Life or Death by englentine on March 30, 2010

    The Calculator continues his search for the Anti life equation. The Oracle on the other hand finally gets one step ahead of him and manages to get the upper hand.  Admittedly I thought this book would be about getting Barbara out of her chair, and returning her to her Bat suit. Thankfully, they went another direction.   This is a well written issue and exciting final chapter to the story. That even has one passage that looks a bit deeper into who Barbara is. One note on the covers, all three of ...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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