Wolff & Byrd, Counselors of the Macabre: Fright Court #[nn]
In "Opening Statement," Wolff & Byrd face their most bizarre case yet when Wolff is held in contempt for defying a judge on principle, leaving Byrd to manage the firm alone. With a new prospective partner, Andrew Hunter, proving his worth by securing Wolff’s release without a groveling apology, the firm agrees to a trial period—setting the stage for a courtroom battle unlike any they’ve handled before. Written and illustrated by Batton Lash, with cover art by Batton Lash, this 1995 issue from Exhibit A Press delivers the signature dark humor and legal absurdity of the series.
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Byrd has his hands full trying to run the firm solo while Wolff is held for contempt of court and refuses to apologize to the judge she offended as a matter of principle. Prospective partner Andrew Hunter wins their approval by finding a way to get Wolff out of jail without having to beg and they agree to a trial period with him.
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