Oh, Killstrike #1
Oh, Killstrike #1 introduces a delightfully absurd premise: when comic book collector Jared tries to profit from a notoriously bad 1990s comic, the over-the-top hero inside it literally comes to life and demands a mission of vengeance. With writer Max Bemis and artist Logan Faerber crafting a story that’s equal parts satire and heartfelt odd-couple road trip, the issue sets up a cross-country chase to confront Jared’s estranged father, a British comic book writer. The cover by Logan Faerber captures the comic’s tongue-in-cheek energy, perfectly framing the clash between pop culture nostalgia and chaotic reality.
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Jared plans to cash in on a copy of the 1990s comic Killstrike, which he considers 'the worst comic book ever made,' but the over-muscled simpleton hero comes to life and demands Jared employ him on a mission of vengeance. Jared decides the only person he's mad at is his father, a British comic book writer, so the duo prepare for a cross-country journey to find him.
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