Sorte Fugl #1
"Kapitel 1: Natlig Olympiade" kicks off with Black Canary and Green Arrow noticing a strange quiet in the city's criminal underworld—crooks who used to be bold are now strangely timid. As they debate whether the real danger lies in the decline of old-school villains or the rise of something more insidious, a sudden shot from a rooftop leaves Black Canary wounded. Written by Alan Moore and illustrated by Klaus Janson, this 1987 issue from Interpresse features a striking cover by John Byrne and Karl Kesel.
In "Kapitel 1: Natlig Olympiade," Black Canary and Green Arrow patrol a quiet city where crime has lost its edge—until a sudden, precise arrow strikes Black Canary from the rooftop above. The moment cracks the calm, hinting at a new kind of threat beneath the surface.
In "Kapitel 7 Det Kriminelle Element," Black Canary intercepts a dangerous drug shipment, setting off a chain of questions that lead Green Arrow to confront the mayor about the sudden emergence of a new hero, the Champion. As tensions rise, the identity of the menacing new villain, Steelclaw, is unveiled, while Tommie grapples with the unsettling possibility that Onyx might have returned.
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