The Huntress #3
In "Plaster Saints," The Huntress takes on a dangerous case when Teresa Ramos is falsely accused of stealing from a local blood bank. With help from a mysterious woman known only as La Bruja and a reluctant partnership, Helena must untangle a web of deceit that leads from a stolen artifact to a powerful figure in the shadows. Written by Joey Cavalieri and illustrated by Joe Staton, with inks by Bob Smith and colors by Tom Ziuko, this 1989 issue features a cover by Joe Staton and Bruce Patterson.
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Teresa Ramos is wrongly arrested by Fiorello and O'Shea for a theft from a local blood bank. After a hallucinogenic meeting with a local 'witch' lady calling herself La Bruja, Helena is asked to partner with her on the condition she help out Teresa. The real blood bank thief, Omerta, hands over an object to his employer, Stefano Mandragora, who places it in a floor safe, only to have it stolen later by a Chinese gang.
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