Deathstroke #3
In "Twilight, Part One," Deathstroke is pulled from prison by the enigmatic Red Lion to face a dangerous copycat in Chicago, while in Minneapolis, Jo connects with Rose and begins to suspect that the real threat behind the attacks on her may be tied to Slade’s past—specifically, his ex-wife. As Deathstroke tracks down the Ikon suit, now in the hands of Raptor, a thief working for Red Lion, he closes in on a crippled battleship where a final confrontation looms. Written by Priest and illustrated by Joe Bennett, with inks by Mark Morales, colors by Jeromy Cox, and letters by Willie Schubert, the issue’s cover by Bill Sienkiewicz captures the tension with striking, moody detail.
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Red Lion breaks Deathstroke out of prison so he can deal with the copycat Deathstroke in Chicago. In Minneapolis, Hosun meets Rose and suggests Slade's ex-wife is the true entity behind the attempts on Rose's life. Deathstroke learns his Ikon suit is in the possession of Raptor, a thief working for Red Lion to help him obtain the battleship which was crippled during Deathstroke's fight with Superman. Deathstroke confronts Raptor at the ship and prepares to fight.
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