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Queen and Country (2001) comic books 2001

  • Issue #1
    Queen and Country (2001) 1
    • Signed by writer/creator Greg Rucka. No certification included.

    Written by Greg Rucka. Art by Steve Rolston. Cover by Tim Sale. Here it is! A brand-new, ongoing bimonthly series from Greg Rucka, the writer of Detective Comics and Eisner-winning creator of Whiteout. Tara Chace goes by many names. You know her as Lily Sharpe, the cool-as-ice British spy from the pages of Whiteout, but the guys on the other end of her rifle don't know her at all until it's too late. Tara is in Kosovo to take out several key political figures. She has no backup and no aid, and once the assassination is complete, she's on her own to get out of the hotbed she's in the dead center of. MATURE READERS. b&w, 32pgs. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #2
    Queen and Country (2001) 2

    Written by Greg Rucka. Art by Steve Rolston. Cover by Tim Sale. In London, the MI6 building, the center of British intelligence, has been attacked! A rogue terrorist has fired a missile into the offices from right across the street and gotten away clean. Is this retaliation for the assassination Tara Chace committed in Kosovo, or just a random act? Whichever, it's up to Tara to follow the bloody trail to its source! A tale of action and intrigue from the pen of Greg Rucka, the award-winning writer of Whiteout, Detective Comics, and the "Atticus Kodiak" novels, with art by newcomer Steve Rolston and covers by Tim Sale (Daredevil: Yellow). MATURE READERS. b&w, 32pgs. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #3
    Queen and Country (2001) 3

    There is a bounty on Tara Chace's head that has already led to one open attack in broad daylight. MI5 realizes the only way to neutralize this threat is to lure her enemies out from hiding, and this means using Tara as bait. But how can Tara and the other Minders do this without turning London into a battleground, or without violating MI5 orders not to use guns? After all, you can't take knives to the OK Corral and not get your head blown off! An all-new tale of espionage and adventure from Greg Rucka, the award- winning writer of Whiteout and Detective Comics, with art by newest kid on the block, Steve Rolston and covers by Tim (Daredevil: Yellow) Sale and Matthew (Preacher) Hollingsworth. MATURE READERS. b&w, 32pgs. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #4
    Queen and Country (2001) 4

    Written by Greg Rucka. Art by Steve Rolston. Cover by Tim Sale. The Minders have used Tara Chace as a decoy to draw out the hit men who attacked the SIS building - a dangerous proposition given that the head of SIS has instructed them to do so without carrying guns. And even if the British agents manage to overcome this hurdle and stop their enemies from collecting the bounty on Tara's head, will there be any guarantee that they'll be able to punish the terrorists properly before bureaucratic red tape ties their hands further? The final issue in the first arc of Greg Rucka's ongoing espionage series takes a dramatic turn, as hard lessons are learned about the reality of international intrigue. 32 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #5
    Queen and Country (2001) 5

    The beginning of an all-new, three-issue story arc! In Afghanistan, the Taleban Militia has arrested foreign reporters as suspected spies. Unfortunately, one of the men taken into custody really is gathering information for the Ministry of Intelligence and was about to relay a juicy chunk of it to MI6 when he was arrested. The Minders have to launch a daring mission on the Taleban's turf to either rescue their source or find where he stashed the goods. The second story line of Greg Rucka's acclaimed Queen & Country is illustrated by newcomer Rebecca Woods, with painted covers by John K. Snyder III (Dr. Mid-Nite). MATURE READERS b&w, 32pgs. Cover price $2.95.