Codename: Danger #4

May 1986 · Lodestone · 1.50 USD; 1.95 CAD

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“Name of the Father”

"Name of the Father" in Codename: Danger #4 (1986) finds the series deep in the pulse of the secret agent revival, with writer David M. Singer weaving in sharp cultural commentary. A tribute to James Cagney and a quiet meditation on media bias anchor the issue, all rendered with Paul Gulacy’s striking, cinematic cover art.

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writer Robert Loren Fleming · artist Paul Gulacy · artist Garry Leach · inker Dan Adkins · inker William Simpson · colorist Paty Cockrum · letterer John E. Workman Jr. · cover Paul Gulacy

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writer Robert Loren Fleming

artist Paul Gulacy

artist Garry Leach

inker Dan Adkins

inker William Simpson

colorist Paty Cockrum

letterer John E. Workman Jr.

cover pencils, inks Paul Gulacy

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Editorial on the passing of actor James Cagney, Codename: Danger as part of the rebirth of the secret agent genre, and reflections on American news bias.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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