Armed and Dangerous Hell's Slaughterhouse (1996 Acclaim) comic books 1996
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Issue #1
Tags: Armed and Dangerous (part 6)$2.50
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Armed and Dangerous: Hell's Slaughterhouse #1 (#6 of Armed and Dangerous series). "Terminal Bar" - The mob war between Arcko and Lanyon rages on. Lanyon has decided it's time to take out Arcko and the Donovans. One of his first targets is Eddy and his mom's apartment! A brand new arc starts this issue as Bob Hall continues his exciting saga of the back alleys of New York City, as told from the perspective of Eddy's Uncle Charly, long thought killed in the Brooklyn Bridge Massacre. Realistic storytelling featuring real-life New York places highlight this dark and compelling novel of the streets. Not for the faint of heart. Story, art and cover by Bob Hall. Suggested for Mature Audiences. B&W, 32 PG. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #2
Tags: Armed and Dangerous (part 7)$2.50
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Armed and Dangerous: Hell's Slaughterhouse #2 (#7 of Armed and Dangerous series). "Whiskey Dreams" - Lanyon and his boys are after Eddy. Eddy and Doogie are on the run trying to hide Uncle Charly, who used to be dead. Frank Arcko and Uncle Mitch are also looking for Eddy, but don't know that Charly is now a formerly dead guy. Confused? Don't ask Charly, he's just trying to get sober. Charly continues his story, complete with reflections and revelations. What really happened on the Brooklyn Bridge those years ago? This issue gives Charly's angle on what got his brother killed and made him go incognito. Will Arcko and Uncle Mitch find Eddy, Doogie and Uncle Charly before Lanyon can? And would that be a good thing for Charly? Story, art and cover by Bob Hall. Suggested for Mature Audiences. B&W, 32 PG. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #3
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Armed and Dangerous: Hell's Slaughterhouse #3 (#8 of Armed and Dangerous series). "The Brotherhood of Cain" - Everything has hit the fan at once: on the run from Terry Lanyon's thugs, Mitch and Charly Donovan may escape with their lives -- if they don't kill each other first! Everyone has a different story about Harry Donovan's death; was Frank Arcko involved? Terry Lanyon? Under the gun, with Eddy Donovan and Doogie in tow, the Donovan brothers face the truth about their brother's death. And truth may be the deadliest enemy they have. Story, art and cover by Bob Hall. Suggested for Mature Audiences. B&W, 32 PG. Cover price $2.95.
