The Best of 2000 AD Monthly #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Killing of Kidd Part 1" kicks off with Sam Slade, a man mirroring the flamboyant style of the late TV personality Kidd, as he grapples with a series of deadly threats. Suspicion falls on Orson Cart, Kidd’s understudy, and the two head to Kidd’s childhood home to confront the past. Written by Alan Grant and illustrated by Ian Gibson, with lettering by Steve Potter, the story unfolds with sharp tension and a touch of dark irony. The cover, a striking portrait by Brian Bolland, captures the eerie glamour of the series’ central mystery.
In the gritty underbelly of a cybernetic future, Robo Hunter Sam Slade—dressed in the flamboyant style of Kidd’s TV persona—navigates a web of suspicion as he zeroes in on Orson Cart, Kidd’s enigmatic understudy, as a possible threat. With the stakes rising, Sam and Kidd’s crew make a tense return to the family home, where they confront the unsettling presence of Mother Kidd and the secrets she may hold.
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