Bulletproof #3

Sep 1999 · Wet Paint Graphics · 2.25 USD

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In "Time Is on My Side," Bulletproof finds himself caught between realities when the superhero team The Y-Men attempt a crossover into his world during a routine patrol. With the Great Depression crashing down around him, he’s forced to seek out unexpected allies to keep the chaos at bay—before the timeline itself unravels. Written, drawn, inked, and lettered by J. E. Smith, with a cover by J. E. Smith and Jerry Ordway, this 1999 issue blends surreal stakes with a grounded sense of urgency.

Contains 2 stories

Time Is on My Side

23 pp · Adventure, Humor, Satire-Parody, Science Fiction, Superhero

BulletproofGolden Age BulletproofDr. Oliver JonesDickey DoileyChrono-MonitorLulu TrueloveBulldog Malone

In "Time Is on My Side," the Golden Age Bulletproof, current-day Bulletproof, and ace reporter Lulu Truelove find themselves caught in a temporal tangle, racing across timelines to stop the sinister Chrono-Monitor from rewriting history. With wit, chaos, and a healthy dose of superhero satire, the trio must outthink a villain who sees time as a weapon—before the past, present, and future unravel.

The Back-Up Story

8 pp · Adventure, Humor, Satire-Parody, Science Fiction, Superhero

Bulletproofthe Y-MenCrissy the Crimefighting CheerleaderCopyright Copthe Great Depression

In "The Back-Up Story," Bulletproof finds himself caught between worlds when the flamboyant superhero team The Y-Men attempt a crossover into his title—only to be met with resistance. When the Great Depression suddenly hits, he’s forced to assemble an unlikely crew to keep the city (and the anthology) from falling apart.