Grackle (1997) comic books 1996-1998
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Issue #1
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"Double Cross: Fire in the Hole" - Victims of crime call him their savior. Criminals call him trouble. Other cops call him "The Grackle," after the bird who builds his home in larger birds' nests. Derek Cross used to work for police internal affairs before he was set up. Now he works freelance, outside the limits of the law. Cross steps over the line where law enforcement officials fear to tread. Written by Mike Baron, with art and cover by Paul Gulacy. Suggested for Mature Audiences. B&W, 32 pgs. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #2
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"Double Cross: The Ultimate Fashion Statement" - Populated with seedy and profane characters who inhabit the smoke-filled bars and the back street alleys of crime, The Grackle explores the dark flipside of humanity...and attempts to bring his own sense of justice to it. The city is drowning in drugs, especially a brand new one, Firefly. The hot new designer drug of choice, Firefly has been known to give you some fiery trips. You burn up, you fry, you die. Despite that, people still crave for it. It's so popular and profitable, a drug war looms over the city for control of Firefly distribution. Derek Cross, aka The Grackle, is caught in the middle when he uncovers evidence linking recent drug violence to the mayor...in an election year! "Double Cross" continues a roller-coaster ride of sex, scandal and corruption, drawing you deep into the underbelly of an American city rotting from within. Written by Mike Baron, with art by Paul Gulacy and Charles Yoakum. Cover by Paul Gulacy. Suggested for Mature Audiences. B&W, 32 pgs. Cover price $2.95.
