Hitman #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the final issues of Garth Ennis and John McCrea's Hitman series, wrapping up the story of Tommy Monaghan, a hitman with x-ray vision, as he faces his ultimate fate in the DC Universe. The collection includes the series' concluding storylines, bringing closure to the darkly humorous and violent tales set in Gotham City's seedy underbelly.
In "Dead Man's Land, Part One," Tommy, wallowing in self-pity, is dragged out of his slump by his friend Natt the Hat for a drink at Noonan’s. There, Maggie Lorenzo, a desperate mother, asks Tommy to help find her missing son, Michael. What starts as a simple search through the ruined, nearly empty streets of earthquake-ravaged Gotham quickly spirals into a night of terror when they find Michael—only for him to be killed by a vampire. With the city teeming with the undead, Tommy and Natt flee to a church for shelter, only to face a far more dangerous presence waiting in the shadows.
In "Dead Man's Land, Part Two," Tommy and Natt face down a terrifying horde of vampires led by the ancient and ruthless Darius, a 1000-year-old king determined to remake Gotham into a vampire stronghold. When Tommy refuses to aid Darius’s plan to enslave humanity, the city’s streets become a battleground—until Noonan and his allies arrive with guns blazing, buying just enough time for a sudden, decisive strike that collapses the vampires’ sanctuary and seals their fate in daylight. With the threat ended, Tommy sets off alone to deliver a devastating truth to Maggie Lorenzo.
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