Flamingo #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Face in the Golden Comb," a gypsy band takes in a wounded stranger accused of stealing the famed Blue Diamond necklace—only to learn he’s carrying the stolen gem after taking it from the true thief. Written by Ruth Roche and illustrated by Matt Baker, this moody, atmospheric tale unfolds with quiet tension as the man must return the jewel without being caught, all while the band’s loyalty is tested. The cover by Peter Driben captures the story’s eerie elegance, a 2.95 USD comic from 1998 that blends folklore and suspense.
In the quiet tension of Lady Sharon’s reception, the gypsy band plays for an audience that holds more secrets than music. Pepo watches the room, his gaze lingering on Sir Ludwell Syms—whose death mask he once crafted, now haunting the living.
In "null," a gypsy band stumbles upon an injured member accused of stealing the Blue Diamond necklace—only he’s carrying it because he took it from the true thief, now on the run. As he tries to return the gem without being caught, the road ahead is as treacherous as the secrets he’s hiding.
In the quiet hush of Lady Sharon’s estate, a gypsy band arrives to play as she prepares to leave in mourning. Among the guests is Sir Ludwell Sims, a man Pepo recognizes all too well—his death mask was made from the very face now standing before him.
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↩ Reprints Jerry Iger's Famous Features #1 (1984), The Iger Comics Kingdom #[nn] (1985), Jerry Iger's Golden Features #1 (1986)
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