Deathwish (1994) comic books 1970 or later
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Issue #1
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This Ain't No Cryin' Game - Written by Adam Blaustein & Yves Fezzani. Art by J.H. Williams III & Jimmy Palmiotti. Cover by J.H. Williams III. The first MILESTONE miniseries begins...a brutal tour de force in which police detective Marisa Rahm investigates the grisly murders of transvestite call girls slain by a sociopath who fancies himself an artist. But Rahm can't catch the killer without Deathwish, a psychotic vigilante who may be able to help...if she can control him. 32 pages, full color. Mature Readers. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #2
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Some Like It ... Not! - Written by Adam Blaustein & Yves Fezzani. Art by J.H. Williams III & Jimmy Palmiotti. Cover by J.H. Williams III. Deathwish has escaped from prison, and the police now have a lead suspect in the grisly serial killings occurring in Dakota's red-light district. Meanwhile, Lieutenant Marisa Rahm continues her hunt for Boots with a little help from her dangerous and unpredictable ally, Deathwish. 32 pages, full color. Mature Readers. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #3
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Dakota is Burning - Written by Adam Blaustein & Yves Fezzani. Art and Cover by J.H. Williams III & Jimmy Palmiotti. Deathwish continues to plague police detective Marisa Rahm, who isn't safe from the vigilante's influence...even in her own bed! Plus, the serial killer Boots steps up his murder spree, and Rahm's lover may be next on his list! 32 pages, full color. Mature Readers. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #4
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Silence of the Rahm - Written by Adam Blaustein & Yves Fezzani. Art and Cover by J.H. Williams III & Jimmy Palmiotti. Memories of Dini's glory days at the Incomparable House of Luna bring Rahm's manhunt to its climax as she confronts Boots for the final time...and Deathwish is never far behind. 32 pages, full color. Mature Readers. Cover price $2.50.
