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Raise to read body language to predict moves in fighting, Cassandra Cain in the early 2000's became one of the deadliest, if not THE deadliest fighters in all of DC Comics. Now, as Cass is growing into a young lady, she is beginning to read the Body Language of Romance...and we don't mean Latin.

Batman's deceits come to a halt, as Batgirl figures out she is just a pawn in Batman's war, but that is not the only thing Cassandra Cain has figured out. Cass is now a young woman, exploring her inner and outer strengths. Write to us at www.thehuntresspodcast.com or @HuntressPodcast on Twitter. You can also become a Patreon by going to www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork

A new run of volume 1 of the Batgirl with an all new writer and artist/penciller. And the first place we are taking the Batgirl, is on vacation so she can get in touch with her lack of secret identity. Write to us at www.thehuntresspodcast.com

Our favorite Dynamic Duo, Batgirl and Spoiler, team up again, against Batman's wishes, for fun, shared histories, and a night on the town. Although Cassandra Cain spent time with her friend, Stephanie Brown, the partnership was rather conditional. Can Spoiler continue to hang out with Batgirl when she doesn't feel fully respected or trusted by her peer? Write to us at www.thehuntresspodcast.com

At the end of Season 1 of the Huntress Podcast, we are covering Justice League International Special #2: The Huntress, where some of the loose ends to Helena Bertinelli's story is tied up. Don't worry, the podcast is taking a short break, and we will be back in season 2 of the Huntress podcast January 1st 2020. Write to us at www.thehuntresspodcast.com

We say an unexpected farewell to artist Damian Scott and writer Kelley Puckett. Well, not that unexpected...it is 2019, the book came out in 2003, but because we don't read ahead, and the memory cheats, this shocking end to this beautiful marriage of a creative team is...interrupted. Cass has to make some hard decisions, father daughter issues, and wonderful art are all in this book. Write to us at [email protected]

Keanu Reaves as John Wick has nothing on Alpha, a potential foe of Cassandra Cain and all of Gotham. Will out favorite detective, Batgirl be able to save the citizens of Gotham? Listen to Ashford and Tim discuss volume 1 issue 36. www.thehuntresspodcast.com

Who is Alpha? Batgirl is trying to find out, which she is taking great pride in, being a new detective and all. Batman and Oracle sends Cassandra Cain out to stop a shipment into Gotham, which Batgirl believes is sending her away from the direction of the case, but is actually directing her straight towards the bull's eye! The only problem...the Bull has amnesia. Let the spy/gangster/on the run story begin.

Justice League America...without the "of". Yes, that lot. The Huntress appeared in two of the issues, 30 and 31. Join us in discussing Huntress's tales with other DC heroes.

Ashford and Tim discuss Lesson One, a story where Batgirl learns even more about the dark world of crime fighting, which is being the detective to solve these mysteries. Cass is a true pro. Write to us at www.thehuntresspodcast.com

Final issue of Volume 1 of the Huntress, Helena Bertinelli, but by no means is this the end. Please e-mail us at [email protected] or Twitter @HuntressPodcast Visit our website and leave a message at www.thehuntresspodcast.com

Father's Day has never hit this hard. Batgirl 33 deals with a new menace on the streets, and David Cain has the answers, but is Cassandra willing to listen. Write to us at [email protected] or @HuntressPodcast on Twitter.

The Fab Four, Batgirl, Spoiler, Tim Drake, and Green Arrow, crashes the pseudo 9th Legion's party to save Eddie Fiers from being Crucified, and we don't mean that figuratively. Check out the stunning conclusion of this three part story arc by guest writer Chuck Dixon.

The Huntress Podcast discuss the second saga of this abrupt Batman appearance. We have a triangle going in "Rage Under Pressure". Batman, Huntress, and James, each have suffered the brutal loss of a parent. These three unlikely characters come together in the penultimate story...sort of, of volume 1 of the Huntress.

The Huntress is trying to stop, or quell an all out turf world in her New York territory, so she might have to rough up the Batman in order to maintain the peace in her neighborhood, no matter if she has to allow strange bed fellows in her orbit or not.

Batgirl and Conner Hawke, the Green Arrow, put down the fists and pick up the team-up to take on the threat that is attacking Gotham's elite. And if this pairing wasn't enough for you, writer Chuck Dixon throws in one of the most endearing pairings of all of DC Comics, Stephanie Brown and Tim Drake, which is awesome, for now we can get more Stephanie/Cass time! Visit our website at www.thehuntresspodcast.com

Again, the Huntress is fighting a war on multiple fronts, some internally, and a number of them are externally. She has been through many trails; however, that doesn't stop the fire. Things are heating up and simmering in issue 16 of The Huntress.

A new vigilante is in the neighborhood, and Helena doesn't know whether she should take this as an inspiring compliment, or a sign of disrespect. This new guy, The Waterfront Warrior, is hogging all the spotlight. And although The Huntress likes to move in the dark, she can't help but be a little ticked off that her work is not getting recognized.

Wealthy, influential elites around Gotham are fatally taken out by a mystery assassin...in broad daylight! Batman is not in town, for Bruce Wayne was jailed for murder, and now he is a fugitive! Never fear, Gotham is still protected by...The Green Arrow??? Connner Hawke edition.

The Dynamic Duo, Batwing and Robin...I mean Nightwing team up to solve the case: Who murdered Vesper Fairchild?

Helena Bertinelli moves into a new rent controlled apartment in an at risk part of town, keeping her low profile while trying to figure out who she, Helena Bertinelli, really is. Meanwhile, we have an early 90's shock talk show host, a mobster with ambitions of exploitation of the masses, and a potential all out gang/race war.

Sean Ross of the Squadron Supreme Podcast joined Ashford to discuss his discovery of the The Huntress back in 1989. Write to us at www.thehuntresspodcast.com and on Twitter @HuntressPodcast Check out his podcast on iTunes. Catch him on Twitter @sean42AZ and pulp2pixel.blogspot.com

Cassandra Cain and Stephanie Brown make such a good pairing. Unfortunately, the two must part ways for personal reasons. Also, some mystery man is keeping tabs on Batgirl, which is not looking good for our hero going forward. Please write to us at our website www.thehuntresspodcast.com. We would love to know what you think.

After 12 issues of the Huntress, the Baker's dozen story works like an epilogue; however, the narrative isn't just frolicking around. Helena is faced with the demons of her past, being a hero in the present, and having to bring dark justice to those in the future. Helena Bertinelli is the Huntress, a character DC must recognize as quite valuable.

In Batgirl #27, our hero Cassandra Cain is back in top form fashion, solving cases and fracturing faces. In this fun book about a dark topic, we get guest appearances from Robin, Nightwing, Oracle, and the Spoiler. Although this is apart of a huge crossover event, the Wright On Network is proud that Cass is apart of it, for this story actually plays a pivotal role in restoring faith in Batman to the Bat-Family. Write to us at www.thehuntresspodcast.com or on Twitter @thehuntresspodcast

Laurel, Diane, and Ashford discuss issue 12 of the Huntress, where story lines continue to wrap up as our hero emerges from the light, shining justice on those who commit crimes in the darkness. Write to us at [email protected]

Laurel, Diane, and Ashford discuss the story that brings the Book Worm story arc to a conclusion, while the Crack Dealers thread is still unraveling. Will Helena be able to tie up the loose ends before they tie her? Write to us at [email protected]

Laurel and Ashford discuss the 10th issue of Volume 1, The Huntress. Our hero, Helena Bertinelli, aka, the Huntress, is trying to stop the so-called Book Worm, a creepy-creep with the mind of a genius, who has a deep resentment against woman and who is seeking to ruin the lives of people to gain power. High plotting and drama are beginning to form in the second story arc in Helena Bertinelli history.

Batgirl is recovering from her fatal/unfatal battle with Lady Shiva. Now Stephanie Brown, the Spoiler, must fight a battle in Cassandra Cain's stead. Has Spoiler bitten off more than she can chew. Check out episode 30 of the Cassandra Cain podcast. Write to us at [email protected]

Such a chilling cover, displaying the height of the crack epidemic, destroying the fabric of a lot of major American cities in the late 80s to early 90s. The creative team depicts these stories quite well in the pages of this DC book. Ashford and Laurel recommend pick this book up, for Joey Cavaleri really delivers as far as the narrative is concerned. And for the art, capturing the grittiness of the era and city, yet, without glorifying nor being nostalgic in a misguided way, Joe Staton's art is on target.

Laurel and Ashford discuss an up and coming foe in the early run of the Huntress. Both Ashford and Laurel believe that this issue is a must read. We may have a formidable foe on our hands. Write to us at [email protected]

Finally, Laurel and Ashford discuss the conclusion between the inevitable showdown between Cassandra Cain and Lady Shiva, top flight assassin. Someone has to die, and spoiler, someone did. Give us a listen and write to us on Twitter @FeathersandFoes or e-mail us at [email protected] please.

Huntress, swinging out of her first story arc, is thinking about retiring the cape and cowl, living the square life in the big city. Unfortunately, because of the gritty violence in the Big Apple, Helena Bertinelli, once a victim herself, refuses to be the prey of anyone. And she definitely loathes any predators preying on those who can not defend themselves. Give episode 7 a listen with Ashford and Laurel.

Crossover time! This story is about the big event in the Bat Universe: Bruce Wayne Murderer? Cassandra Cain is a field agent for the Oracle, and you will not believe what she discovers! Laurel gives her analysis of this cool, stylistic issue.

Laurel and Ashford discuss The Silence is Broken, which is the final issue of this six part story arc. After the Crisis on Infinite Earths, The Huntress is born. And she is not crawling; Helena is indeed soaring as if she was fired out of a cannon into the sky, where we all can look up to her like the Star that she is.

The penultimate issue to the first Helena Bertinelli story arc ever! Everything changes?

Laurel discusses Batgirl #23 where she discusses the dread surrounding Cassandra Cain, for she will eventually have to face LADY SHIVA!

Laurel and Ashford discuss issue 4 of the The Huntress, where rival street gangs spare off with The Huntress and civilians caught in the middle. Although this book displays our hero in great fashion, there are a lot of disturbing themes and imagery in the book, so please keep this in mind when reading the material.

Laurel and Ashford discuss issue 3 of the Huntress. This story is called Plaster Saints. You want to hear this episode. A lot of creepiness, suspense, kick-butting, and of course, the Huntress.

Laurel and Ashford discuss Justice League America 26 and The Huntress issue 2. Justice League America 26, Huntress's second official appearance, was fun to talk about, but Huntress #2 is filled with violence, drama, and action. Write to us at [email protected] for feedback.

Batgirl is dealing with a battle on two fronts, her Batgirl duties and her problematic father. Being a teenager in the Batman Family army can take a toll.

Laurel, Sarah, and Ashford discuss the 1st issue of Helena Bertinelli's Huntress! Released back in February 1989, this comic pulls no punches, crosses the line several times, and has a lot of exposition and action packed in one issue. Tell us what you think.

New Huntress Podcast coming to you in 2019! Laurel, Sarah, and Ashford are your hosts. Join us as we take it back to 1989! This promo is a sample of what you will hear in the Helena Bertinelli journey.

Cassandra Cain is caught in a Joker's Tie-In story, where the Joker has created chaos, releasing criminals from prison while injecting them with Joker "stuff". Batgirl takes on one of the escape inmates, the Shadow Thief. Will she be able to withstand his intangibility and Thanagarian Tech? With the help of the Spoiler and The Orace, you betcha!

It is quite difficult not to write in all caps: Team Up, but I so want to do this. Ashford and Diane discuss issue 20 of Batgirl, where Spoiler helps the Dark Crusader in a not memorable crime story, but the scenes between Spoiler and The Batgirl are pricesless. Guest writer Chuck Dixon joins us for this episode.

Haunted by her past, Cassandra Cain tries to bust a dude out of a gas chamber from a federal prison, for she believes people can change and redeem themselves. Even if that is true, Cass learns a hard truth that forgiveness and redemption doesn't mean forgetting. Write to us at [email protected]

Batgirl and Robin team up to take down a common foe. Robin is somewhat apprehensive about teaming up with a former trained assassin, but she is Bat-Family! Also, we learn more about Cassandra's character as far as a combat weakness for her, but would actual be normal for us. Kelly Puckett and Damion Scott pack so much punch is this single issue story like always. Ashford and Laurel discuss this fantastic issue. Original theme song by Mya Briones. Check her out under the same name on the social networks. Closing music provided by Merc Bandwidth. Check out his new album on Spotify. He does a lot of music for the Wright On Network.

Kelley Puckett, Damion Scott, and Robert Campanella provide another good single issue comic. Ashford and Laurel discuss issue 17, where Batgirl is encouraged by Barbara Gordon the need to retrieve her facial identity back, so she can have a personal life. Write to us at [email protected]

Cassandra Cain comes to the rescue like she does; however, the damage is something that is a problem that happened long before this moment as well as after. Tim, a young child who is asking for Batgirl's help, is the son of a really bad dude. Kelly Puckett, Damian Scott, and Mike Campanella gives us a perfect story with a sad ending. Pick up this book to see some bone crushing action sequences, coupled with poignant expressions on most of the cast of characters. Write to us at [email protected]

Issue 15 is beautifully illustrated, but just so chilling. Batgirl is put to the test once again. Can nurture out program nature? This is not a quick fix. This will take time. Batgirl will struggle with this as she is faced with an inner battle while trying to save victims in Gotham.