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Advance Comics #66

Jun 1994 · Capital City Distribution · 1.95 USD
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"Why You Should Read Omaha" is a sharp, character-driven story from 1994 that follows cynical journalist Ace Bailey as he digs into a wrongful conviction, uncovering layers of deceit while his girlfriend prepares to compete in the annual Rubi Fields pageant. Written and illustrated by Michael Cherkas, with inks and letters also by him, the issue blends noir tension with a touch of offbeat humor, all rendered in a distinctive, grounded style.

Contains 4 stories
Why You Should Read Omaha
2 pp
There's Nothing Funny About Murder
3 pp · Drama
Mayor Ivor WynneLu TaskerDusty RhodesAce BaileyApril ValentineIrving SkinnerKovaleskyBradley BraddockSteve

Ace Bailey, a jaded journalist with a sharp tongue and sharper instincts, finds himself pulled into a murder case he’d rather ignore—especially as his girlfriend, Jo, prepares to compete in the annual Rubi Fields pageant. The more he digs, the clearer it becomes that the truth is far darker than the headlines suggest, and the line between justice and spectacle begins to blur.

Radical Dreamer
4 pp
Drama #1 Color Preview Art
3 pp

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker, letterer Michael Cherkas

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