Longtime Teen Titan foe and notorious mercenary for hire Slade Wilson began his impressive run with the help of writer Marv Wolfman and artist Steve Erwin. The series' first arc retold Deathstroke's traumatic past and re-established his relationship with his right hand man Wintergreen. It also served to introduce a new Ravager, a villain bearing the moniker of Deathstroke's deceased son, Grant. As the series progressed, Deathstroke would go on to fight the Dark Knight, join forces with a new female Vigilante, and even make a costume change into a dramatic blue and black uniform.
Indicias indicate the following:
Issues #1-40 are titled: Deathstroke, the Terminator
Issues #0 & 41-47 are titled: Deathstroke, the Hunted
Issues # 48-60 are titled Deathstroke
Following volume: Deathstroke (2011).
WritersMarv Wolfman #0-11, 13-21, 26-39, 41-52, 55-60Steven Grant #12, 21-25, 40Michael Golden #12 (pgs. 1-3, 24)Tom Joyner #53-54PencillersSteve Erwin #1-9, 13, 17-21, 26, 27, 29-34Art Nichols #10, 11, 14-16Andrew Paquette #12 (pgs. 4-23)John Statema #12 (pgs. 4-23)Gabriel Morrissette #22, 23Vince Russell #24Frank Turner #25Malcolm Davis #28Lauchland Pelle #35Nigel Tully #36Jaxon Renick#37, 38Ed Hannigan #39, 40Sergio Cariello #0, 41-52Octavio Cariello #50David Zimmerman #53Mike Collins #54Mike Huddleston #55-57, 59, 60Tom Grindberg #58Collected EditionsDeathstroke the Terminator: Full Cycle (#1-5)Deathstroke the Terminator: Assassins (#1-9, The New Titans #70)Deathstroke the Terminator: Sympathy For the Devil (#10-13, Annual #1, Superman #68)Deathstroke the Terminator: Nuclear Winter (#14-20, Showcase '93 #6-11)Titans: Total Chaos (#14-16, New Titans #90-92, Team Titans #1-3)Deathstroke The Terminator: Crash Or Burn (#21-25)Deathstroke: The Terminator: World Tour (#26-34)
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