Flint Comix & Entertainment #90
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Part 9: A New Dawn," Pat finds herself at the center of a high-stakes gamble as she’s called upon to headline the opening of the dazzling new Diamond Room—its profits destined for government defense. With both German agents and local gangsters closing in, her performance becomes more than just a show—it’s a fight for survival. Lin Streeter handles both art and inks with sharp, dynamic precision, while Randy Zimmerman’s cover captures the electric tension of the moment.
In a tense, fleeting moment from Flint Comix & Entertainment #90, Reddol shifts through forms to aid Flash’s escape from a high-security dungeon—posing as Flash to eliminate a rival prisoner, setting up a deadly frame-up. The twist lies in the deception: who’s really being hunted, and who’s playing the game?
In "Dance For Democracy," Pat is drawn into a high-stakes performance at the glamorous Diamond Room, where her dance is meant to raise funds for government defense—until she’s caught between German agents and local gangsters in a sudden, dangerous clash. The story unfolds with tension and flair, blending spectacle with peril as Pat steps into the spotlight.
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