Robin III: Cry of the Huntress #6C by DC Comics | Comic Book Information

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2861

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3.88

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Synopsis

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Release Information

Published March, 1993 (Modern Age) by DC Comics and went on sale in 1993 for $2.50 USD. This issue contains ____ pages in Color, the current NM value is $4.00 USD.

Additional Issue Information:Collector's Edition
Polybagged w/ Motion Cover and Poster

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Issue Story(s)

Cry of the Huntress, Part 6: Murder Ink
Murder Ink

Event(s)/Story Arc(s)

Cry of the Huntress

Writer(s)

Charles Dixon - 'Chuck Dixon'

Interior Penciler(s)

Interior Letterer(s)

Tim Harkins

Interior Inker(s)

Interior Colorist(s)

Adrienne Roy

Cover Penciler(s)

Dick Giordano

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Editor(s)

Dennis O'Neil - 'Denny O'Neil, Jim Dennis'

Character Appearance

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Cameo Appearance

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Character's 1st Appearance

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Team's 1st Appearance

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Death

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Origin

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Resurrection

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Collects/Reprints

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Collected/Reprinted In

Robin (2015-2017) #TP Vol 2

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Ratings and Reviews

by bobashep on 7/14/2013 7:52:00 PM (Variant C)

Chuck Dixon ends the Robin Trilogy with a bang. It’s the final showdown between Robin & Huntress against the Russian Mob and the KGBeast. It helps that rival gang leader, Sir Edmund (King Snake) doesn’t like the former Soviet competition. There’s also a very fitting ending to the gang war and Drake’s troubles at home. I loved every panel. Though not as good as Robin II, Joker’s Wild, Cry of the Huntress was very entertaining and a fitting cap that ties up all the loose ends of books one and two!