Lobo #39
In "Jetzt is´ Schluss!", Lobo faces a shocking new threat—not from a cosmic warlord or a planet-destroying weapon, but from within: a terrifying diagnosis of lung cancer. With his usual bravado strained by the grim reality of his condition, he sets out to quit smoking, a battle as brutal as any he’s faced on the front lines. Written by Alan Grant and Christian Heiß, with powerful art by Carlos Ezquerra and bold colors by Dan Brown and Digital Chameleon, this issue delivers a raw, character-driven turn in the series. The cover by Carlos Ezquerra captures the moment with grim intensity.
In "Jetzt is´ Schluss!", Lobo faces a shocking new enemy: lung cancer, confirmed by a doctor, forcing him to confront his lifelong habit of smoking. As he struggles to quit, the mercenary’s usual chaos and bluster clash with the terrifying reality of his own mortality.
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↩ Reprints Lobo: I Quit #1 (1995), Hitman / Lobo: That Stupid Bastich #1 (2000)
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