Summary
Slade Wilson would move heaven and Earth to get his daughter back-and not even LexCorp will stand in his way! But after barely surviving a tussle with the Suicide Squad, how can a battle-ravaged Deathstroke take on Lex Luthor’s forces?
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24 Pages
Print Release Date
January 27 2016
Digital Release Date
January 27 2016
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12+ Only
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