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Deathstroke Omnibus UNSEALED DAMAGED D2/h2>
Few people would dispute that Slade Wilson—professionally known as Deathstroke—is the world’s deadliest assassin. Possessing the intellect of a master tactician; genetically enhanced strength, reflexes, and healing; and the mindset of a stone-cold killer, he’s the go-to person when you want someone dead and want them to stay dead.
If Deathstroke has one weakness, it’s his family pride. Though he’s no father of the year, he’ll do anything to protect his estranged kin…even if it means double-crossing fellow criminals and super-villains, or taking on the Man of Steel, the Dark Knight, and his greatest archenemies, the Titans.
Deathstroke by Christopher Priest Omnibus takes us inside the head of one of DC’s most morally complex characters and shows the titular mercenary at his most ruthless and vulnerable moments as he attempts redemption, reaches his mental breaking point, and ultimately learns to embrace what he is. This volume includes every story arc from writer Christopher Priest’s Rebirth-era run, featuring stunning artwork by Carlo Pagulayan (Convergence), Fernando Pasarin (Green Lantern Corps), Larry Hama (Batman), Jason Paz (Telos), and more! Collects Deathstroke: Rebirth #1, Deathstroke #1-50, Deathstroke Annual #1, DC Holiday Special 2017 #1, Titans #11, Teen Titans #8, 28-30, and Titans: The Lazarus Contract Special #1.
Author: Christopher Priest, Benjamin Percy, Dan Abnett, Adam Glass
1392 pages
