Flare First Edition #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Divine Intervention," Flare closes in on a drug dealer who narrowly escapes capture, only to later seek absolution in confession—convinced he’s witnessed a divine vision. Written by Terrance Griep Jr. and brought to life with striking detail by Alfredo Alcala on art, inks, and letters, this 1993 issue from Heroic Publishing blends gritty urban tension with a haunting spiritual mystery. The cover by Mark Propst captures the moment’s eerie stillness, hinting at something far beyond the streets.
In "The Divine Intervention," a desperate drug dealer evades capture by the superhero Flare only to find himself haunted by a vision he can't explain. Seeking absolution, he retreats to the confessional, torn between guilt and the unsettling belief that something otherworldly has touched his life.
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↩ Reprints Flare #3 (1989), Flare #4 (1991)
Reprinted in Flare #30 (2006), Flare Adventures #22 (2009)
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