Nash

In the late 1990s, Splitter published Nash, a three-issue miniseries that follows a mysterious, unnamed drifter known only as Nash through a gritty, neo-noir landscape. The series is notable for its stark, moody artwork and a restrained, atmospheric approach to storytelling, capturing a distinctively late-decade indie comic sensibility. While specific creators aren't named in the available facts, Nash stands as a concise example of the era's trend toward lean, character-driven crime comics.