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Deathstroke, the Terminator Annual #2

DC · Series began 1992 · [October] 1993

Dates

Cover date
[October] 1993
On sale
September 9, 1993
In stores
September 9, 1993
Pages
68

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Editions and covers

Story arc: Bloodlines

This is part 9 of 15. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.

  1. Superman: The Man of Steel Annual #2
  2. Flash Annual #6
  3. Batman: Shadow of the Bat Annual #1
  4. The New Titans Annual #9
  5. Robin Annual #2
  6. Justice League International Annual #4
  7. Justice League America Annual #7
  8. Green Arrow Annual #6
  9. Deathstroke, the Terminator Annual #2
  10. Adventures of Superman Annual #5
  11. Eclipso Annual #1
  12. Demon Annual #2
  13. Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #3
  14. Bloodbath #1
  15. Bloodbath #2

Creators

pencils: Mike Zeck, Steve Erwininks: Will Blyberg, Brian Garvey, Jeff Brennan, John Statema, Dave Simonsscript: Len Weincolors: Tom McCrawletters: Bob Lappan

Stories

  • A Blaze of... Gunfire · 56 pages

    The origin of Gunfire.

Publisher’s description

The BLOODLINES Summer Annual crossover event continues from Hawkman Annual #1 . As the alien parasite Venev cuts a gory swath of destruction across France, she comes head to head with Deathstroke. This tale finally answers the question of where Deathstroke gets his hardware, as we meet weaponsmith Gunther Von Horn...just in time for him to be slaughtered by Venev! And when Von Horn's 22-year-old son Andrew recovers from Venev's attack, he becomes Gunfire, the latest infusion of New Blood into the DC Universe. BLOODLINES continues in Eclipso Annual #1 .

Characters

Slade WilsonDeathstrokeGunfireAndrew Van Horn

Reprinted in

Deathstroke the Terminator (2015)

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