Cover: Pat Broderick

Ragman #3

Dec 1991 · DC · 1.50 USD; 1.85 CAD; 1.00 GBP

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“The Folktale”

Part of DC's eight-issue miniseries exploring Ragman's origins, this third chapter takes us to Warsaw, 1941 — a time and place of profound darkness. Pat Broderick's cover is haunting and immediate: a towering, shrouded figure in Ragman's ragged green costume looms before the infamous "Arbeit Macht Frei" gate, surrounded by fire and barbed wire, his hollow white eyes staring out from shadow. The cover text itself sets the stakes — a city desperate for a hero and a Ragman who must face an evil beyond his power to overcome.

writer, artist Keith Giffen · writer Robert Loren Fleming · artist, inker Pat Broderick · colorist Anthony Tollin · letterer Albert De Guzman · cover Pat Broderick

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writer, artist Keith Giffen

writer Robert Loren Fleming

artist, inker Pat Broderick

colorist Anthony Tollin

letterer Albert De Guzman

cover pencils, inks Pat Broderick

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It is Warsaw 1941 - The people call for a Hero to save them... and the first Ragman emerges to battle an evil he cannot defeat...

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