An edition of Worlds' finest (2013)

Worlds' finest

Hunt and be hunted

Worlds' finest
Paul Levitz, Paul Levitz
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An edition of Worlds' finest (2013)

Worlds' finest

Hunt and be hunted

"Stranded on our earth over five years ago, these two heroes from Earth 2 are forced to fight evil in strange new surroundings, all while trying to find their way home. Power Girl and Huntress continue to find links back to their home world, but are derailed by mysterious attackers who have connections to Michael Holt, a.k.a. Mister Terrific. What could their old ally have to do with a group that wants the Worlds' Finest dead?"--Amazon.com.

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English

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Worlds' finest: Hunt and be hunted
2013
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Edition Notes

"Huntress created by Paul Levitz, Joe Staton and Bob Layton."

"Originally published in single magazine form as WORLDS' FINEST 6-12."--Title page verso.

Series
New 52!, New 52
Other Titles
Hunt and be hunted, Huntress, Power Girl :, World's finest.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
741.5/973
Library of Congress
PN6728.W7 L49 2013, PN6728

The Physical Object

Pagination
1 volume (unpaged)

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL27153390M
ISBN 10
1401242766
ISBN 13
9781401242763
LCCN
2013026266
OCLC/WorldCat
834423189

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