Decoy: Storm of the Century #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Storm of the Century, Part 1; All Fun and Games, Till..." kicks off a gripping mystery in Decoy: Storm of the Century #1, a 2002 release from Penny-Farthing Press. Written by Buddy Scalera and illustrated by Courtney Huddleston, with inks by Mostafa Moussa and colors by Mike Garcia, the story follows Officer Luck and the enigmatic Decoy as they confront the Kranch during a dangerous investigation at a flooded subway station. The cover, by Joe Chiodo, captures the tension of a city on edge, setting the stage for a tale where trust is as fragile as the underground tunnels below.
In "Storm of the Century, Part 1; All Fun and Games, Till...", Officer Luck finds himself at odds with Police Chief Levin, whose alliance with Dr. Alloy casts doubt on Luck’s judgment in front of his partner, Officer Moreno. When a flooded subway station becomes the scene of a sudden and violent attack, Luck and Decoy must face the Kranch in a confrontation that threatens to unravel everything they thought they knew.
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