Street Angel: Princess of Poverty #1
"Doctor Pangeas, Continental Conundrum!" kicks off Street Angel: Princess of Poverty #1 with a mind-bending twist: a future version of Street Angel arrives to stop her younger self from falling to darkness—only to watch her die in front of her eyes. Written by Brian Maruca and Jim Rugg, with all interior art, inks, and letters by Rugg, the issue blends surreal sci-fi and street-level stakes in a story that redefines identity and consequence. The cover by Jim Rugg captures the moment of collision between past and future, setting the tone for a series where every choice echoes.
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Before Street Angel & Bald Eagle can finish defeating the robot El Destructo he proposes Street Angel join him in conquering the Earth. As she begins to agree, another Street Angel appears, claiming to be from one year into the future, come to prevent her younger self from becoming evil. The present-day Street Angel refuses to believe her story and they fight until El Destructo destroys the present-day version; the future Street Angel rips El Destructo's head off but can't explain why her present-day self's death didn't eliminate her from the timeline. She & Bald Eagle go about their business.
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