Comic books in 'Garterbelt'
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Issue #3
Published 1993 by Dark Horse.$2.50
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Written by Pat Mills and Tony Skinner. Art by Duke Mighten. Cover by Howard Chaykin. Mike Fallon faces his ultimate challenge as he infiltrates a Mafia cell, where his mission is to eliminate the Godfather. And of course, he's got to make it look like an accident. If he can survive that, then he's got to draw on all his assassin's skills to deal with the beautiful but deadly Stiletto. An Accident Man's work is never done... B&W. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #5
Published Jul 1990 by Dark Horse.$2.50
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By BRYAN TALBOT. Following his bloody coup, the Lord Protector of Westminister Abbey consolidates his rule of the British Empire - thus furthering the diabolical plot of the Disruptors to take over the multi-verse! Meanwhile, Arkwright lies in a coma, suffering from the near-fatal wound he received defending Britain's rightful King. Cover price $1.95.
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Issue #3
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(W) Justin Gray, Jimmy Palmiotti (A/CA) Ted Naifeh The first time in print for these digital-first adventures! Part 3 of the first Ame-Comi story line! The origin of the Duela Dent! First appearance of Ame-Comi Brainiac! Cover price $3.99.
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Issue #2
Published Nov 1983 by First Publishing.$8.49
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Reuben Flagg encounters a lot more than he expected when he has to serve as a bodyguard and driver for the mayor in "Hard Times Part 2: Jukebox Saturday Night." Script and art by Howard Chaykin. Cover price $1.00.
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Issue #3
Published Dec 1983 by First Publishing.$8.49
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When Reuben Flagg tries to find the murderer of Chief Plexus Ranger Hilton Krieger, Krieger's daughter Mandy joins in the investigation in "Hard Times Part 3: Killed in the Ratings." Script and art by Howard Chaykin. Issue also has a text feature "The Origins of Independent Comics – Part 1" by Charles Meyerson. Cover price $1.00.
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Issue #4
Published Jan 1984 by First Publishing.$8.00
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When Reuben Flagg discovers that the subliminals on television that cause violence originate from Brazil, he journeys there to find out more in "Southern Comfort." Script and art by Howard Chaykin. Issue also has a text feature "The Origins of Independent Comics – Part 2" by Charles Meyerson. Cover price $1.00.
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Issue #16
Published Jan 1985 by First Publishing.$8.00
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It's Reuben Flagg versus a bunch of Canadian Communist cowboys in an all-out barroom brawl and he also discovers who is the Black Beaver, while back in Chicago, the mayoral elections are going on in "Northern Lights…Double Cross – Part 2." Script and art by Howard Chaykin. Issue also has an "American Flagg Dossier – Part 3" with pinups. Cover price $1.25.
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Issue #21
Published Jun 1985 by First Publishing.$8.00
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Reuben Flagg and Bullets Kisco continue their manhunt for escaped killer Roy Magruder while blackmail becomes a part of the mayoral contest in "Bullets and Ballots – Part 3." Script and art by Howard Chaykin. Issue also has "Mark Thrust – Sexus Ranger" in "The Hot Slot" with script by Alan Moore and art by Larry Stroman & Don Lomax. Cover price $1.25.
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Issue #22
Published Jul 1985 by First Publishing.$8.00
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As Reuben Flagg hunts for Magruder, the blackmail video comes out and the result is a surprising write-in candidate winner for the mayoral election in "Bullets and Ballots – Part 4." Script and art by Howard Chaykin. Issue also has "Luther Ironheart – Machineries of Joy" with script by Alan Moore and art by Larry Stroman & Don Lomax. Cover price $1.25.
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Issue #33
Published Sep 1986 by First Publishing.$8.00
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The battle for Q-USA continues with the KKK and Gotterdammecrats invading and Sam finds out about a plan to kill Reuben Flagg in "That's Entertainment – Part 3." Script by Steven Grant and art by Mark Badger & Randy Emberlin. Issue also has "Bob Violence: Mavis Streetweis and Scum the Incredibly Stupid Mutant Dog" with script by Howard Chaykin & Steven Grant and art by Norm Breyfogle & Hilary Barta. Cover price $1.25.
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Issue #46
Published Nov 1987 by First Publishing.$7.00
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A special issue in which the first four years of Reuben Flagg's adventures are summarized and a preview of what is to come in the future issues is given. Issue has reprinted material by Howard Chaykin, Steven Grant, Mark Badger and J.M. De Matteis and new material by Paul Smith and Mike Vosburg. Cover price $1.25.
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Issue #1
Published May 1988 by First Publishing.$6.40
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Reuben and Jules get into the middle of a poli-club confrontation that ends up leveling the original site of the Q-USA station and afterwards Reuben decides to go on a trip with Jules in "Little Hitlers." Script by Howard Chaykin & Mindy Newell and art by Mike Vosburg & Richard Ory. Cover price $1.75.
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Issue #10
Published Feb 1989 by First Publishing.$6.40
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Reuben pursues a Master Programmer henchman through casinos while old foe Titania Weis readies a biotoxin weapon capable of wiping out all of Siberia in "Loose Women and Best Men – Part 2." Script by John Moore and art by Mike Vosburg & Richard Ory. Issue also has "P.J. Harvey's Ultracool and Mondosecret Fortress." Cover price $1.95.
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Issue #2A
Published Jul 1988 by Vortex Comics.$6.00
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1st printing. Cover art by Howard Chaykin. Black Kiss Book Two, script and inks by Howard Chaykin, pencils by Howard Chaykin and Alice Furey (production design); Laine and Grove get Cass Pollack, a jazz musician and ex-heroin addict who is on the run from the Mafia, to steal the Vatican's pornographic reel in return for them providing Pollack with an alibi. This is due to the Mafia killing Pollack's wife and daughter and Pollack being the only suspect, so he also has the police trying to find him. Adults only.$1.25. Cover price $1.25.
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Issue #6
Published Nov 1988 by Vortex Comics.$8.00
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Cover art by Howard Chaykin. Black Kiss Book Six, script and inks by Howard Chaykin, pencils by Howard Chaykin and Ella Vine (graphic design); Laine and Grove (who look virtually identical) provide Pollack with a lead as to where the reel is after the death of Father Murtaugh; This takes Pollack first of all to an occult bookshop called "The Oath of Incannabulata" where he steals a copy of a book about the mysterious "Order of Bonniface"; After the bookshop he ends up in a funeral home called "Tanas" where he finds a number of celebrities indulging in bizarre rituals. Adults only. 16 pgs. $1.25. Cover price $1.25.
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Issue #9
Published Jul 1990 by Dark Horse.$35.00
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Cover by Moebius. An entire world of entertainment lies within the pages of this month's giant-sized spectacular! Featured this issue is the beginning of The Tower, another fascinating tale from The Lost Cities series by Schuiten and Peeters (the team that brought you Fever in Urbicand). Also featured is more of the first book of Joe Haldeman's science-fiction classic, The Forever War, as adapted by artist Marvano (Mark Van Oppen), along with Andreas' hard-hitting story of detective Coutoo, the third installment in The Eyeball Kid by Eddie Campbell, and Delirius, the continuing saga of the Lone Sloane by Philippe Druillet. Plus, artwork by Rick Geary, Everett (Duckman) Peck, a fold-out poster by artist Geof Darrow, and a cover painting by Moebius. With all this great entertainment inside, how can you pass it up? 64 pages, B&W. Mature Readers Cover price $4.50.
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Issue #2
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Issue #3
Published May 2010 by Dark Horse.$5.00
Uncle Creepy is back with the third thick and icky issue of Creepy! This issue Doug Moench and Angelo Torres team up to tell a tale of demonic devotion and organized crime, Joe Harris and Jason Shawn Alexander wrap their warped three-parter, 'The Curse,' and a weird revisionist look back at the fall of the Nazi empire reveals a shocking truth-evil never dies! Plus an all-new Loathsome Lore, a bonus Creepy classic story, and more! Cover price $4.99.
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Issue #9
Published Sep 1988 by First Publishing.$2.50
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Evangeline's first mission, to rescue girls that were kidnapped to serve as host mothers, is revealed in "The Pilot." Script by Charles Dixon and art by John Statema & Ricardo Villagran. Cover price $1.75.
