Oracle: The Cure #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2010 DC collection brings together the three-issue miniseries Oracle: The Cure, focusing on Barbara Gordon as she balances her role as the information broker Oracle with a personal mission to help a young girl suffering from a mysterious ailment. Written by Kevin VanHook with art by Julian Lopez and Bit, the story explores Oracle's resourcefulness and compassion while tying into the larger Batman family of titles.
In "Silicon Avatar," Barbara Gordon returns to Gotham City, drawn into a dangerous pursuit when the Calculator seeks the Anti-Life Equation—not for power, but to cure his comatose daughter, Wendy. Written by Kevin VanHook and illustrated by Julian Lopez, Fernando Pasarin, and inks by Bit and Hi-Fi’s David Bryant, this 2010 DC story blends high-stakes intrigue with emotional depth, all wrapped in a striking cover by Guillem March.
Barbara Gordon returns to Gotham City under the guise of a new identity, drawn into a dangerous game when the Calculator seeks the Anti-Life Equation—not for power, but to awaken his comatose daughter, Wendy. As she navigates the city’s shadows, Barbara must confront the blurred line between justice and personal sacrifice, all while the Calculator’s obsession threatens to unravel everything.
In "Big Trouble in Hong Kong," Barbara ventures to the bustling city to team up with a rogue group of hackers, racing against time to breach the virtual realm where the Calculator is weaving together a dangerous reconstruction of the Anti-Life Equation. With the stakes higher than ever, she must navigate digital traps and hidden agendas in a high-stakes game where reality itself is on the line.
In "A Matter of Anti-Life or Death!", Oracle outsmarts the Calculator’s deadly scheme, stopping him before he can claim more lives, while Wendy stirs awake from her coma—free from his influence, yet left paralyzed. The story unfolds with tense precision, balancing high-stakes strategy and emotional weight as the aftermath of betrayal and recovery begins.
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↩ Reprints Birds of Prey #126 (2009), Birds of Prey #127 (2009), Oracle: The Cure #1 (2009), Oracle: The Cure #2 (2009), Oracle: The Cure #3 (2009)
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