Preview: Barbara Gordon: Breakout #2 Reveals Artwork and Teases Mystery Cell Figure
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Rich Johnston
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Summary
A preview and analysis of Barbara Gordon: Breakout #2, a DC Comics issue written by Mariko Tamaki with art by Amancay Nahuelpan. The article reveals artwork from the upcoming issue and teases the identity of the mysterious figure waiting for Barbara Gordon in a cell at the end of issue #1, hinting it could be Director Bones of the DEO (Department of Extranormal Operations).
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Courtesy of an interview with writer Mariko Tamaki, DC Comics shows off some of the Amancay Nahuelpan artwork from the upcoming issue.
Is it the Grim Reaper? Or is it Director Bones of the DEO, recently seen in another DC Next...
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