Wondering what the first five pages of a MARSHALS series might look like?
MARSHALS: SWORN is by . . . Writers: Matt Brady & Troy Brownfield Art: Thomas Nachlik Letters: Jim Campbell
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Wondering what the first five pages of a MARSHALS series might look like?
MARSHALS: SWORN is by . . . Writers: Matt Brady & Troy Brownfield Art: Thomas Nachlik Letters: Jim Campbell
This has been RIO BRAVO, a MARSHALS short by: Matt Brady & Troy Brownfield (writers) Thomas Nachlik (art) Jim Campbell (letters) We will also be posting the first five pages of a prospective first issue. For your consideration.
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I see absolutely nothing wrong with this "older hero/younger hero" mix of the Black Cat and the Black Kitten. No, nothing. I mean: "Kit Weston is a former circus acrobat who was taken in by Linda Turner after his parents were killed by a costumed criminal. It wasn't long before he realized that his guardian was secretly the Black Cat. When he helped her defeat the intruders who broke into her house, she allowed him to become her sidekick, the Black Kitten." That's very original. I'm dying with curiosity now - has there ever been a reboot/revamp of this?
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