Flashback Replica #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The King Is Dead," Walter Thorne makes a desperate gamble to save his wife, stealing uranium from the power plant where he works—only to discover too late that the very substance he stole was the key to her survival. Joe Certa’s art and John Belfi’s inks bring a gritty, grounded tension to a story where every choice carries weight, set against the stark backdrop of a man facing ruin on every front. The cover, a striking piece by Lee Elias, captures the story’s haunting mood with a single, unforgettable image.
In "Moe Gambo," the self-proclaimed best hunter around finds his skills put to the test when the enigmatic Ava Riley sets her sights on him—determined to claim him, no matter the cost. With sharp wit and a dash of absurdity, this five-page tale spins a delightfully over-the-top chase where the real prey might just be the hunter.
In "White Heat," Walter Thorne gambles everything on a desperate heist, stealing uranium from the power plant where he works to save his dying wife. With the $10,000 in hand, he believes he’s secured her future—only to learn the grim truth that the very substance he stole was the only hope for her survival.
In "Here Today..." from Flashback Replica #2 (2015), the townsfolk are captivated by the enigmatic and towering H. Jonathan Aloysius Cruikshank, whose charm masks a quiet, deliberate purpose. As he reenters the lives of the banker, sheriff, and store owner who once wronged him, the line between memory and retribution begins to blur.
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