Flare #1 (20)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Goddess of Light and Shadow," Flare #1 introduces a pivotal moment in the series as Donald Hunter aids Sparkplug in establishing a new civilian life—only to find her in danger when Professor Muerte strikes without warning. Written by Steve Perrin and Wilson Hill and illustrated by Henry Martinez with bold colors by Mike Estlick and sharp lettering by Albert Deschesne, the issue sets a tense, atmospheric tone, while Daerick Gröss’s cover captures the stark contrast of light and shadow that defines the story.
In "Olga's Flowers," Jo finds herself caught in a tense web of identity and surveillance when Donald Hunter tries to help Sparkplug establish a civilian life—only for their efforts to be disrupted by the looming presence of Professor Muerte, who has her in his sights. The story unfolds with quiet urgency, balancing personal stakes against the ever-watchful eye of a hidden enemy.
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Reprinted in Sparkplug #1 (2013), Flare #6 (2017)
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