U.S. 1 #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "After Midnight!", U.S. finds himself on the run after a violent clash at Poppa and Annie's Short Stop, only to be pursued by a masked rider known as Midnight on a high-speed motorbike. The mysterious assassin claims she’s been hired by the Highwayman to eliminate him, but U.S. breaks her trance with a simple piece of gum—leaving her and her bike stranded in the dust. Written by Milgrom and brought to life by Trimpe’s dynamic art, with Esposito’s inks, Scheele’s colors, and Morelli’s lettering, this 1983 Marvel thriller delivers a gritty, pulse-pounding chase. The cover, a striking piece by Bill Sienkiewicz, captures the tension in bold, stylized lines.
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After a brawl in Poppa and Annie's Short Stop truck stop, U.S. heads back to his truck to continue his run and deliver his load. A mysterious woman in a mask named Midnight chases U.S. on her motorbike, and she tells him that she's been hired by the Highwayman to kill him. U.S. manages to break Midnight's spell over him by chewing a piece of gum, and leaves Midnight and her motorbike in a heap on the side of the road.
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