Red Calloway's Big Bang #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeRed Calloway's Big Bang #4 (1996) delivers a tense, character-driven moment as Red’s long-buried past surfaces with the release of his film—its success stirring unease among rivals who fear their own fame could be overshadowed. Written and illustrated by Paul Sharar, the issue lingers on Red’s quiet unease, hinting at deeper wounds beneath his public rise, all rendered in Sharar’s distinct, expressive style. The cover by Paul Sharar captures the weight of that moment with stark, deliberate detail.
In "null," Red Calloway’s long-buried past resurfaces when his film premieres, thrusting him into the spotlight he’s long avoided. As rivals fret over his rising fame and its effect on their careers, Red remains haunted—his success shadowed by memories he can’t escape.
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