As the child of two musicians, twelve-year-old James has no interest in music until he discovers a portal to seventeenth-century London in his uncle's basement, and finds himself in a situation where his beautiful voice and the fact that he is biracial might serve him well.

Mister Terrific hasn't just dug into the past, he's jackhammered it to pieces, exposing Adam Strange's deepest, darkest secrets. If Adam did commit war crimes, he needs to be punished, but how do you pull a hero off the field of battle when he's staving off an alien invasion that supposedly only he can stop? Is the truth worth it? And what if Terrific is wrong? The only one who may know for sure: Alanna Strange. Find out in this final issue of one of the year's most exciting comic book miniseries!

CULT OF PERSONALITY Rock star. Public menace. Martial artist. Superhero. Dinah Drake is all these things and moreÑand sheÕs got the legions of fans, friends and foes to prove it. But thereÕs a part of her life sheÕs never been able to get a handle on, a role sheÕs never been able to play: daughter. Her mother went missing, and took the secrets of DinahÕs own past with her. Now a mysterious cultÑfronted by a white ninja whose skills may outmatch even Black CanaryÕsÑis determined to dig them up. And if that means digging them directly out of DinahÕs soul? So be it. To escape this implacable enemy and track down the roots of the cult that rose up in her motherÕs absence, Dinah must go on a whirlwind tour from the streets of Gotham City to the nightclubs of Europe. And sheÕll need the help of everyone from Batgirl to her band to survive. Because this foe wonÕt stop until the Canary Cry is silenced for goodÉ Writer Brenden Fletcher and artists Sandy Jarrell, Moritat and Annie Wu crank the volume of the Dinah Drake saga up to eleven in BLACK CANARY VOL. 2: NEW KILLER STAR! Collects stories from BLACK CANARY #8-12, GOTHAM ACADEMY #17 and a special preview of BATGIRL AND THE BIRDS OF PREY: REBIRTH #1.

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