Agent X9 #4/2008
In "Durango," set during the Depression-era U.S., Michael O'Sullivan, a hired killer for gangster John Looney, finds his world unraveling when his son Michael Jr. witnesses his father’s violent work. After Connor, Looney’s son, orders the O’Sullivan family wiped out—following the murder of Annie and young Peter—father and son flee for their lives, hunted by a vengeance-driven enemy. Written by Max Allan Collins and Janne Eriksson, with art by Richard Piers Rayner, this gripping tale unfolds with tense atmosphere and personal stakes. The cover, by Enric Badía Romero, captures the story’s gritty, noir-inspired mood.
In the bleak heart of 1930s America, Michael O’Sullivan, a man bound to the shadows as a hired killer for gangster John Looney, finds his world unraveling when his son Michael Jr. witnesses the truth of his father’s work. When Looney’s son Connor orders the O’Sullivan family wiped out after learning of the boy’s presence, Michael and his son flee for their lives—leaving behind a home already scarred by the murders of Annie and young Peter.
In "Lockfågeln del 2," Lady S. flees the CIA and finds refuge at CIRCAT’s remote French countryside headquarters. With her father finally safe and her pursuers sent away, the tension between loyalty, danger, and long-held secrets begins to unfold—just as the next chapter of her mission starts.
In 1920s Chicago, "The Valley Gang" rises from the shadows of Prohibition, shifting leaders and forging a ruthless syndicate built on bootleg liquor and bold heists. As power and influence grow, the gang’s name becomes both a warning and a promise.
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↩ Reprints The Big Book of Thugs #[nn] (1996), Road to Perdition #[1] (1998), Alpha #10 (2007), Lady S. #4 (2007)
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