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The Heckler#2
Cover: Keith Giffen & Malcolm Jones III

The Heckler #2

Oct 1992 · DC · 1.25 USD; 1.50 CAD; 0.60 GBP
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John Doe is a completely generic person. He's nothing but an outline, on which words appear to describe his emotions or thoughts (happy, frowning, etc). And everything he touches ends up just like him; for example, a plant becomes an outline with the word "plant" on it. Minx and several mobsters are out to kill John Doe, and Heckler ends up caught in the middle. After a firefight (and general chaos), John Doe and the mobsters are dead. But then, the word "dead" on John's chest is replaced with "reincarnated". He'll be back.

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writer Keith Giffen · writer Tom Bierbaum · writer Mary Bierbaum · artist Keith Giffen · inker Malcolm Jones III · colorist Tom McCraw · letterer Bob Pinaha · cover Keith GiffenMalcolm Jones III

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colorist Tom McCraw
letterer Bob Pinaha
cover pencils Keith Giffen

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John Doe is a completely generic person. He's nothing but an outline, on which words appear to describe his emotions or thoughts (happy, frowning, etc). And everything he touches ends up just like him; for example, a plant becomes an outline with the word "plant" on it. Minx and several mobsters are out to kill John Doe, and Heckler ends up caught in the middle. After a firefight (and general chaos), John Doe and the mobsters are dead. But then, the word "dead" on John's chest is replaced with "reincarnated". He'll be back.

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