Coley #[2]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "BUS RIDE," roller-skating teen Coley makes an unexpected connection during a casual afternoon outing, leading to an invitation from a stranger and his girlfriend, Jessica. As the evening unfolds, Coley finds himself drawn into a situation where the line between observation and involvement begins to blur—Jessica, in particular, has her own intentions, and her thoughts make it clear she’s not just watching anymore. Written and drawn entirely by John Blackburn under his pseudonym Jay Blackburn, this 1989 issue features bold, expressive artwork and a quiet, unsettling tension that builds with every page. The cover, also by Blackburn, captures the moment with a striking, off-kilter composition.
In "Roller Boogie Hotrod," Coley’s impromptu roller skating performance catches the eye of a passerby who invites him back to his place—along with the man’s girlfriend, Jessica, who’s there to “watch.” Coley agrees, sensing a connection forming with Jessica, who quietly resolves, "...and I'm gonna get him!"
In "Coley Loves His Bike," Coley takes Jessica on a thrilling ride down the Coastal Highway, turning heads with his fearless style. At a roadside parking lot, his daring stunt riding catches the eye of two "tourists"—one of whom sees a shocking opportunity in the footage they’ve captured.
In "On the Edge Again," Coley takes his street performance to the limit once more, drawing a crowd with his daring act—until a cop appears just as he’s in mid-motion, turning the moment into something far more tense than the usual spectacle. Written and drawn entirely by John Blackburn under the alias Jay, the story captures a single, breathless instant where showmanship meets consequence.
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Reprinted in Coley #[3] (1991), Meatmen #14 (1993), Eros Graphic Albums #16 (1995)
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