Flint Comix & Entertainment #23
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Tale of The Lindy Jax And The Old Tin Box," a mysterious figure known only as the Lindy Jax stumbles upon a forgotten relic tied to a long-buried secret, setting off a chain of events that draws in the enigmatic Spirit of Justice. Written by John Wagner and Alan Grant, with art by Ron Smith, this 2011 free issue delivers a gritty, atmospheric tale rooted in the world of Mega-City One, where justice is both a duty and a burden. The cover, by Marwan Prince, captures the tension of a moment poised between revelation and danger.
In a tale of whimsy and wits, the greedy king stumbles upon an old tin box—unbeknownst to him, the very container that holds the elusive grosling Lindy has been chasing. When the box finally opens, it’s not gold or secrets that spill out, but a twist of fate that sends the king packing and sets a new ruler in motion.
When Deb loses her job and is attacked in a rough neighborhood, she wakes up with no memory—just a fading sense of who she used to be. As Justin and The Cardinal set out to find her, the search quickly reveals that her disappearance is tied to something far bigger than a simple assault.
In "Renshaw's Treachery Is Revealed," Garakahn's desperate bid to trap Flash in a dimensional pit backfires catastrophically, shattering the device that held the portal open and undoing his transformation—leaving him exposed, defeated, and stripped of power. The moment hangs in the balance as the consequences of his betrayal unfold.
In the gritty streets of Mega-City One, Dredd and Janus are closing in on the enigmatic Spirit of Justice when a sudden breach at the Judges' ordnance bunker throws the city into chaos. As two intruders disable several Judges before being slain by the Spirit, the mysterious figure is cornered—only to face the full force of Dredd’s justice.
In "Deathmask Part 8," Bond pushes Zoe to reveal more than she intended, using her words to set the stage for a high-stakes infiltration. With the clock ticking, he swiftly subdues a medic and ground crew technician, positioning himself to sabotage the plane before it can carry out its deadly mission.
In this quirky one-pager from Flint Comix & Entertainment #23, a mischievous mix of talking animals and absurd twists on history and literature unfolds, all centered around Sam’s questionable decision to eat the green eggs and ham—something his friend now regrets more than ever.
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