Cover: Ed Benes

Birds of Prey: End Run #[nn]

Aug 2012 · DC · 14.99 USD; 16.99 CAD

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This collection wraps up Gail Simone's acclaimed run on Birds of Prey, bringing together issues #1-6 of the 2012 series. The story follows Oracle and her team of heroines as they face a final, devastating threat that tests their bonds and skills to the limit. It's a high-stakes conclusion to one of DC's most celebrated team books of the era.

In "Endrun, Part One of Four: Without Breaking a Few Eggs," Dinah confronts the White Canary, uncovering the name of the person who framed her, while Oracle holds her ground against Savant in a tense standoff that pushes both to the edge. Meanwhile, the Penguin strikes at Dove and Zinda, his actions setting off a chain of consequences that could unravel the team’s mission. Written by Gail Simone and illustrated by Ed Benes and Adriana Melo, with inks by Ed Benes and J. P. Mayer, colors by Nei Ruffino, and letters by Steve Wands, this issue features a cover by Ed Benes.

Contains 6 stories

Endrun, Part One of Four: Without Breaking a Few Eggs

24 pp · Superhero

Black Canary [Dinah Laurel Lance Queen]Lady Blackhawk [Zinda Blake]Oracle [Barbara Gordon]Huntress [Helena Bertinelli]Dove [Dawn Granger]Hawk [Hank Hall]Penguin [Oswald Cobblepot]White Canary (cameo)

In "Endrun, Part One of Four: Without Breaking a Few Eggs," Oracle reunites the Birds of Prey for a mission that quickly turns dangerous when they’re ambushed by the White Canary—someone who knows their every move. With secrets exposed and trust tested, the team must navigate a threat that feels terrifyingly personal.

Endrun, Part Two of Four: The Rage of the White Canary

22 pp · Superhero

Black Canary [Dinah Laurel Lance]Huntress [Helena Bertinelli]Hawk [Hank Hall]Dove [Dawn Granger]Lady Blackhawk [Zinda Blake]Oracle [Barbara Gordon]White CanaryPenguin [Oswald Cobblepot]Savant [Brian Durlin]Aleksandr Creote

Endrun, Part Three of Four: Whistling Past the Gravestones

22 pp · Superhero

Oracle [Barbara Gordon]Black Canary [Dinah Laurel Lance]Huntress [Helena Bertinelli]Hawk [Hank Hall]Dove [Dawn Granger]Lady Blackhawk [Zinda Blake]Savant [Brian Durlin]Aleksandr CreotePenguin [Oswald Cobblepot]White Canary

Endrun, Part Four of Four: Impact Fracture

22 pp · Superhero

Black Canary [Dinah Laurel Lance]White CanaryOracle [Barbara Gordon]Savant [Brian Durlin]Aleksandr CreoteHuntress [Helena Bertinelli]Lady Blackhawk [Zinda Blake]Penguin [Oswald Cobblepot]Dove [Dawn Granger]Hawk [Hank Hall]Starman [Ted Knight] (cameo flashback)Green Lantern [Alan Scott] (cameo flashback)

In "Endrun, Part Four: Impact Fracture," Dinah confronts the White Canary, uncovering the identity of the one who framed her, while Oracle holds her ground against Savant in a tense, high-stakes standoff that tests her resolve. Meanwhile, the Penguin, wounded and desperate, turns on Dove and Zinda, hoping to seize an opening to escape—though his actions may be the very trap that ensnares him.

Two Nights in Bangkok, Part One of Two: Aftershock

21 pp · Superhero

OracleSavantCreoteBlack CanaryWhite CanaryHuntressPenguinHawk [Hank Hall]Dove [Dawn Granger]Lady BlackhawkDove [Don Hall] (dream)

In "Two Nights in Bangkok, Part One of Two: Aftershock," Oracle steps in to stop Huntress from executing the Penguin, forcing a tense reckoning that reshapes the Birds of Prey. With Savant and Creote now part of the team, the group faces new challenges as Black Canary walks away—joining the White Canary in chasing Lady Shiva across the shadows.

Two Nights in Bangkok, Part Two of Two: Heart of Pain, Life of War

23 pp · Superhero

Black CanaryHuntress [Helena Bertinelli]Lady BlackhawkHawk [Hank Hall]Dove [Dawn Granger]OracleSavantCreoteShivaWhite CanarySin

In "Two Nights in Bangkok, Part Two of Two: Heart of Pain, Life of War," Huntress steps into the ring to face Lady Shiva on behalf of a wounded Black Canary, her mission to rescue Dinah’s former foster daughter from the White Canary’s grasp. With the stakes higher than ever, the fight becomes a test of will, legacy, and the cost of loyalty.