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    The Movement #9

    The Movement » The Movement #9 - A Thundering Horizon released by DC Comics on April 2014.

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    A Thundering Horizon last edited by AmishAvenger on 10/09/19 02:25PM View full history

    Batgirl comes to Coral City in pursuit of a superhuman who is trying to join the Movement! And Burden’s terrifying brother attempts to bring him back home and away from the influence of his friends!

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    The Movement #9 - A Thundering Horizon by deactivated-5ef46d8ddc3ec on February 05, 2014

    So I read this one without any prior knowledge to the series. This is the first issue i'm reading and to be 100% honest I decided to take a look at it in order to satisfy my Batgirl needs. YAAAAY BATGIRL! To the basics. Art by Freddie Williams, written by Gail Simone. I'm not gonna say anything about the plot because I'm a newbie to this series. Just that Batgirl is searching for someone, a young man with “solar powers” in Coral City, but the Movement, a group of young vigilantes ha...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

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    The Movement #9 - A Thundering Horizon by ajshadowhawk on March 20, 2014

    This review was originally posted on my blog here.In its first eight issues, The Movement did something that wasn’t really being done in comics. It told the story of a vigilante superhero team that didn’t see itself as superheroes. And it tapped into the ongoing discussion of how social media can be used for changes in social structures and tackling corruption. It had characters that were flawed, and many of these characters represented minorities in comics in a way that perhaps onl...

    1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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