Ed Benes

Gail Simone’s Birds of Prey works because the team feels dangerous, funny and human before it ever feels tidy. Oracle, Black Canary, Huntress and their allies move through espionage, bruising fights and impossible loyalties with a voice that made the book one of DC’s most beloved team runs. Vol. 2 keeps that chemistry alive and raises the cost of trusting each other.

Gail Simone turns Birds of Prey into a team book with bite: sharp dialogue, espionage tension, damaged trust and women who refuse to be reduced to support roles. Oracle, Black Canary and Huntress give the series its pulse, moving between covert missions and emotional fallout with a chemistry that still feels fresh.