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Destiny, an orphaned teenager in South Central Los Angeles, faces relentless police brutality and corruption. Harnessing an extraordinary strategic mind, she rallies city criminals—gangs, thieves, and thugs—to confront the corrupt law enforcement that has oppressed her community.
Her unconventional alliance turns the city's underworld into a formidable force, attracting the attention of the LAPD, the National Guard, and a lone detective obsessed with uncovering her origins before her crusade threatens to spread nationwide.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Comics & Graphic Novels/Graphic Fiction
Authors: Marc Bernardin
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