Blackout comic books issue 1

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Written by Louis Southard. Art by Dean Kotz. Cover by Heather Vaughan. Heather Vaughan, the award-winning illustrator who has worked with Marvel, IDW, Mondo, and more, captures the psychedelic noir vibes of Blackout Bombshell. From Louis Southard, and artist Dean Kotz (The Butcher of Paris, Krampus, Warlord of Mars Attacks) comes this oversized limited series that's the bastard child of a Philip Marlowe and Hunter S. Thomson novel. It's 1967 in Sterling City, and private investigator Jack Atlas has been hired to solve a very important case. Unfortunately for him, he doesn't remember anything about it! After a night of drinking turned into a blank slate, Jack must put together what exactly he's gotten himself into before he ends up in a world of trouble. With the help of his best friend and lawyer Casper Fitzpatrick, the duo must embark on the misadventure of a lifetime. 40 pages, full color. Rated T Cover price $5.99.

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Written by Louis Southard. Art by Dean Kotz. Cover by Heather Vaughan. This variant cover by Heather Vaughan, the award-winning illustrator with publishing credits from Marvel, IDW, Mondo, and more, captures the psychedelic noir vibes of Blackout Bombshell. From Louis Southard, and artist Dean Kotz (The Butcher of Paris, Krampus, Warlord of Mars Attacks) comes this oversized limited series that's the bastard child of a Philip Marlowe and Hunter S. Thomson novel. It's 1967 in Sterling City, and private investigator Jack Atlas has been hired to solve a very important case. Unfortunately for him, he doesn't remember anything about it! After a night of drinking turned into a blank slate, Jack must put together what exactly he's gotten himself into before he ends up in a world of trouble. With the help of his best friend and lawyer Casper Fitzpatrick, the duo must embark on the misadventure of a lifetime. 40 pages, full color. Rated T Cover price $5.99.

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Written by Louis Southard. Art by Dean Kotz. Cover by Malcolm Ward. Malcolm Ward captures the retro ad design with this variant cover. From Louis Southard, and artist Dean Kotz (The Butcher of Paris, Krampus, Warlord of Mars Attacks) comes this oversized limited series that's the bastard child of a Philip Marlowe and Hunter S. Thomson novel. It's 1967 in Sterling City, and private investigator Jack Atlas has been hired to solve a very important case. Unfortunately for him, he doesn't remember anything about it! After a night of drinking turned into a blank slate, Jack must put together what exactly he's gotten himself into before he ends up in a world of trouble. With the help of his best friend and lawyer Casper Fitzpatrick, the duo must embark on the misadventure of a lifetime. 40 pages, full color. Rated T Cover price $5.99.

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(W) Frank Barbiere & Various (A) Colin Lorimer, Doug Wheatley (CA) Micah Kaneshiro Scott Travers's special suit lets him move through our world unseen and untouchable within a shadowy parallel dimension-but he doesn't know how the suit works or where it came from. With his benefactor missing and unfriendlies after his Blackout gear, Scott must find answers before the answers find him! • Story by Frank Barbiere (The White Suits, Five Ghosts). • Special King Tiger feature by Star Wars stars Randy Stradley and Doug Wheatley! • Part of Project Black Sky! • Introduced in the award-winning Dark Horse Presents. Cover price $2.99.

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Written by Doug Wagner. Art and Cover by Daniel Hillyard. The Infektsi, a group of Chechen mercenaries, have entered the city of New Orleans, leaving a trail of bodies in their wake. ICE agents Cole and Ezra head to Louisiana to try and keep the terrorists from taking out a main hub of the US power grid. 40 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.

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An offbeat comic presenting short, often risque humor stories in a sort of comics version of vaudeville. Each "sketch" is presented as if it's on a vaudeville stage, complete with footlights. A cop helps a drunk man break into his own house, but it's the wrong house. Before his death, a man creates the first "video will" with his motion-picture camera - much to his family's surprise. When two men learn they're dating the same woman, they find a way to settle the dispute with a gun that fires blanks. One Too Many; The Last Will and Testament; Best Friends; The New Dress; The Triangle; It's a Bet; The Pickpocket; The Lost Key; The Dead Duck; The Love Seat; Peppermint Candy; Two Timer; Once a Ham...; Broken Hearted; The Hearing Aid; Time Out; Trapped. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.