Flint Comix & Entertainment #24
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Welcome To Familiar Place Coffee Shop," a 2011 free comic from Flint Comix & Entertainment, a disoriented Deb wakes up with no memory after a brutal attack, only to be pulled from danger by Moses, a reluctant ally from The Serpents gang, and a cold-eyed enforcer working for the powerful Boss Tann. As the police and the mysterious figure known as The Cardinal close in, Deb must piece together who she is—and who she can trust—amid shifting loyalties and hidden agendas. Written and drawn by K. J. Kolka, with colors by Zimm Graphix and letters by K. J. Kolka, the story unfolds in a world where every familiar face might be a threat.
In "The Spirit of Vengeance," the Spirit of Justice finds himself trapped by the Judges, only to vanish when confronted with the chilling truth that his crusade has been one of vengeance all along. Written by an unnamed author and illustrated by an unnamed artist, this brief but potent sci-fi tale from Flint Comix & Entertainment #24 explores the fragile line between justice and retribution.
In this quirky, offbeat tale from Flint Comix & Entertainment #24, Lio—still living his perpetually strange life—navigates neighborhood chaos, family friction, and his usual parade of monsters and zombies, all while stumbling upon Cathy, the beggar from her own comic strip, in a moment that’s equal parts absurd and oddly familiar.
In "Exodus part 2," Deb—wounded and with no memory—finds herself caught between the ruthless Serpents gang and a hired hit man working for Boss Tann, until Moses, a fellow gang member, steps in to help. As the police and The Cardinal close in on her whereabouts, her fragile escape hangs in the balance.
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