Outsiders: The Hunt #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the 2010 Outsiders: The Hunt miniseries, a five-issue story arc that follows a new team of Outsiders as they track down a mysterious and dangerous target. Written by Dan Jurgens, the series features a lineup including characters like Black Lightning, Katana, and Metamorpho, and explores themes of justice and redemption within the DC Universe.
In "The Hunt, Part 1," Terra faces a haunting choice as she confronts her brother, testing the fragile hope that she’s truly changed—before the darkness within her takes control. With the Black Lanterns closing in, Halo steps forward, wielding her light in a desperate bid to hold back the undead tide. Written by Peter J. Tomasi and illustrated by Fernando Pasarin and Derec Donovan, with inks by Keith Champagne and the dynamic duo of Pasarin and Donovan, this issue blends emotional tension with high-stakes action. The cover by Adam Kubert and John Dell captures the moment’s intensity, a striking visual of a battle between light and the lingering dead.
In "The Hunt, Part 1," Alfred orchestrates a high-stakes mission, dividing the Outsiders to track down three Arkham Asylum escapees. Black Lightning and Owlman go after Mr. Freeze, leading to a tense confrontation that tests their skills and resolve.
In "Turn to Stone," Terra confronts her brother with a fragile hope that she’s truly changed—just before she steals his heart and turns him into a Black Lantern. As the darkness spreads, Halo channels her light to fight back, testing the limits of both will and redemption.
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↩ Reprints The Outsiders #21 (2009), The Outsiders #22 (2009), The Outsiders #23 (2009), The Outsiders #24 (2010), The Outsiders #25 (2010)
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