Birds of Prey: End Run #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the final story arc of the Birds of Prey series that ran from 2010 to 2011, following Oracle and her team as they face escalating threats while on the run from a mysterious enemy. Written by Gail Simone with art by various creators, the collection includes issues #8-13 of the series, wrapping up the team's adventures before the New 52 reboot.
In "Endrun, Part One of Four: Without Breaking a Few Eggs," Dinah confronts the White Canary and uncovers the name of the person who framed her, while Oracle is locked in a tense standoff with Savant that pushes both to the edge. Meanwhile, the Penguin strikes at Dove and Zinda, his attack a calculated move that may open a path to escape. 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 Swands, this issue’s cover by Ed Benes captures the moment’s intensity.
In "Endrun, Part One of Four: Without Breaking a Few Eggs," Oracle calls the Birds of Prey back together when a mysterious enemy begins targeting them with unsettling precision—knowing their pasts, their allies, and their vulnerabilities. Their first mission takes a sudden, shocking turn when they're ambushed by the White Canary, forcing them to question who they can trust in a fight they never saw coming.
In "Endrun, Part Four: Impact Fracture," Dinah confronts the White Canary, uncovering the name of the one who framed her, while Oracle holds her ground against Savant in a tense, high-stakes standoff that pushes both to the edge. Meanwhile, the Penguin, wounded and desperate, turns on Dove and Zinda, hoping to use the chaos to slip away—though his plan may be far from over.
In "Aftershock: Two Nights in Bangkok," Oracle takes a firm hand as Huntress prepares to execute the Penguin, stepping in to redirect her fury. With Savant and Creote now part of the fold, the Birds of Prey are reshaped in the aftermath of a crisis—while Black Canary walks away from the team, joining the White Canary in a new pursuit of Lady Shiva.
In "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 held captive by the White Canary. With the stakes high and the fight a matter of honor, Huntress must draw on every ounce of skill and resolve to survive a battle that tests both body and spirit.
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↩ Reprints Brightest Day #0 (2010), Birds of Prey #1 (2010), Birds of Prey #1 (2010), Birds of Prey #2 (2010), Birds of Prey #3 (2010), Birds of Prey #4 (2010), Birds of Prey #5 (2010), Birds of Prey #6 (2011)
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