Noir #2
In "The Cayugan Curse," a slick conman and his partner pull off their usual hustle—using a charming woman to bilk wealthy lonely men into funding a fake medical operation for her "brother." But when their latest mark doesn’t play along, the scheme begins to unravel in ways they didn’t expect. Written by Ron Fortier and illustrated by Gary Kato with inks by Steve Crompton, this noir tale from 1995 delivers a tense, twisty story where every lie has a price. The cover by Gary Kato captures the mood perfectly—shadowed, seductive, and just a little dangerous.
In "Ray Solvane Went Flying!", a slick con artist and his accomplice pull off their latest scheme—using a charming woman to lure wealthy marks into funding a fake medical operation for her "brother." But when one of their targets refuses to play along, the plan begins to unravel in ways neither of them expected. Written by a master of noir tension and brought to life with sharp, shadow-drenched art, this eight-page tale delivers a tense, unpredictable ride through the underbelly of deception.
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Reprinted in Mike Mauser Files #1 (1999), Special Collection #5 (2001)
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