Action Comics Weekly #609
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bitter Fruit, Part 1," Dinah Lance faces a personal crossroads as an old acquaintance’s struggles with crop dusting and immigration bring unexpected tension into her life. With the Black Canary costume—its signature black collar now burned—symbolizing a past she’s stepping away from, Dinah’s journey takes a quiet, grounded turn. Written by Sharon Wright and illustrated by Randy DuBurke, with inks by Pablo Marcos and colors by Gene D'Angelo, this issue captures a moment of reflection in the life of a hero in transition. Brian Bolland’s striking cover completes the look of a story that’s as much about legacy as it is about letting go.
In "Bitter Fruit, Part 1," Dinah Lance grapples with a personal crisis tied to an old acquaintance whose life intersects with crop dusting and immigration issues, forcing her to confront a past she’s tried to leave behind. With the Black Canary costume—its signature black collar now reduced to ash—Dinah stands at a crossroads, her powers and identity in question, as the weight of her history lingers in the quiet aftermath.
In "Canned in Boston," Vic Sommers walks away from his old life after a violent clash with his ex-wife's husband, setting off a chain of events that pulls him into a new mission. When Rafael di Rienzi is taken by the enigmatic Mockingbird, the Secret Six are called to action—just as their second assignment begins.
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Reprinted in Green Arrow #1 (1989), Superman: The Power Within #[nn] (2015)
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