It occasionally bogged down in "too many ethnic name droppings for my taste", but still a solid read. ( )

If you are planning on reading the Worlds' Finest books, read this one first

Huntress is one of my favorite DC characters. I love that she is getting some serious face-time in the New 52. She's portrayed as a Batmanesque figure who loves good food. In previous incarnations, especially ones I read when I was kid, she was just angry. She is a much more well-rounded person this time out. ( )

So Helena goes to Italy to stop the mob from shipping guns to Gotham and stumbles upon a human trafficking operation as well. Being who she is she goes to work to put a stop to it. I really enjoyed the story and I thought the artwork was pretty crisp and clean and I am in love with the lack of belly window seen here. I do wonder if this was always meant to be a Helena Wayne story rather then a Bertinelli story or if the decision was made to change it so that it would fit in with the New 52. ( )

So Helena goes to Italy to stop the mob from shipping guns to Gotham and stumbles upon a human trafficking operation as well. Being who she is she goes to work to put a stop to it. I really enjoyed the story and I thought the artwork was pretty crisp and clean and I am in love with the lack of belly window seen here. I do wonder if this was always meant to be a Helena Wayne story rather then a Bertinelli story or if the decision was made to change it so that it would fit in with the New 52. ( )

So Helena goes to Italy to stop the mob from shipping guns to Gotham and stumbles upon a human trafficking operation as well. Being who she is she goes to work to put a stop to it. I really enjoyed the story and I thought the artwork was pretty crisp and clean and I am in love with the lack of belly window seen here. I do wonder if this was always meant to be a Helena Wayne story rather then a Bertinelli story or if the decision was made to change it so that it would fit in with the New 52. ( )