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The Huntress#16
Cover: Joe Staton & Bob Smith

The Huntress #16

Jul 1990 · DC · 1.25 USD; 1.60 CAD; 0.70 GBP
“Welcome to the Wrecking Ball”

In "Welcome to the Wrecking Ball," the Huntress goes head-to-head with the manipulative developer Brancati, who’s using the corrupt newscaster Mike Cobb to smear the local hero Waterfront Warrior and justify tearing down the dock area—starting with a fire that leaves the homeless without shelter. With sharp instincts and a well-placed trap, she lures Brancati into confessing his crimes on camera, handing the evidence over to Detective O'Shea. Written by Joey Cavalieri and illustrated by Joe Staton, with inks by Bob Smith, colors by Robbie Busch, and letters by Bob Lappan, this 1990 issue delivers a tense, grounded showdown where justice comes not from a punch, but from proof. The cover, by Joe Staton and Bob Smith, captures the moment with a stark, shadowed intensity.

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writer Joey Cavalieri · artist Joe Staton · inker Bob Smith · colorist Robbie Busch · letterer Bob Lappan · cover Joe Staton, Bob Smith

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Cast · 8 characters

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artist Joe Staton
inker Bob Smith
colorist Robbie Busch
letterer Bob Lappan
cover pencils Joe Staton
cover inks Bob Smith

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Brancati continues his plan to downgrade the dock area by denigrating local hero Waterfront Warrior via an interview with the corrupt newscaster Mike Cobb, and also burning down a building that the indigent were squatting in. Huntress tricks Brancati into admitting his crimes on video and handing it over to Detective O'Shea.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).