Black Bag #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this gripping entry from the 2016 Black Bag series, writer Chris Roberson and artist J. B. Bastos craft a tense, character-driven story that unfolds with quiet urgency. After a courtroom victory, Robert’s reunion with his old friend Stephanie takes a sharp turn when she casually mentions meeting Renear—and her mysterious "uncle"—just days before. The revelation sends ripples through Robert’s mind, especially as Renear is abruptly called back into the field with no time to explain. Cover by Drew Johnson captures the unease of secrets just beneath the surface.
Renear Dellaroy, a bored suburban housewife with a hidden past as an athlete and a sharp eye for clues, is pulled back into action when she’s recruited—by force—for covert government missions. Now caught between her quiet life and a world of danger, she must use her instincts and skills to survive where the rules don’t apply.
In "null," Renear moves through the shadows of Paris, her mission clear: stop a husband and wife from delivering U.S. nuclear secrets to Tehran. As she prepares to strike, memories of her life before the black ops surface—fragments of a past she can’t quite hold onto.
In "null," Renear finds herself on a high-stakes assignment guarding a visiting crown prince, her focus sharp but her thoughts drifting to a pivotal moment a year earlier—when she first joined the agency and faced her own uncertain beginning. The story unfolds with quiet tension, blending espionage and introspection as past and present blur.
In "null," Renear’s sudden return to the field after a hard-won court victory sets off quiet alarms when her husband Robert crosses paths with Stephanie—someone who claims to have met Renear’s “uncle” in Europe just days before. The meeting stirs unease, especially as Renear is pulled back into the field with no warning, leaving Robert to wonder what secrets lie beneath the surface of her latest mission.
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