Heroine Heaven #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Phoney Policemen," the Veiled Avenger investigates a mysterious illness plaguing wealthy railroad patrons, leading her to adopt a new identity to uncover a scheme targeting the elite. With moody, atmospheric art by Gus Ricca, the issue unfolds with a tense, grounded mystery where health and wealth collide. The cover, by Stephanie Heike and Mark Heike, captures the story’s eerie, conspiratorial tone.
In "The Phoney Policemen," a daring heist unfolds when a firebomb hidden in a doll detonates inside Limbel's Department Store, triggering chaos. As smoke fills the air, impostors in police uniforms seize the moment, blending into the panic with the intent to steal.
In "The White Death," the Veiled Avenger investigates a string of mysterious deaths linked to anemia, only to uncover a sinister plot targeting wealthy railroad patrons. As she adopts a new identity to lure the perpetrators into the open, she finds herself entangled in a scheme that turns illness into a weapon of greed.
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