Written by Rick Veitch and Dave Gibbons; art and cover by Veitch Greyshirt tracks down the mysterious Fanman who's been making a killing off the story of Franky Lafayette and Johnny Apollo. And Mayor Plato Plutarch has a startling pre-execution reunion with his old flame, Candi? one of the few people alive who knows Johnny's deepest secret. Otzi. $ Buy from www.doorway.ru Description. Description. We know from his mummified remains that Otzi the Iceman was murdered on an Alpine glacier years ago. But who suspected that his final journey was waylaid by wormholes, parallel universes, internet start-ups and the very fringes of chaos? · Veitch had co-created the titular character with Alan Moore, and this series gives Veitch a chance to really flesh Greyshirt out on his own, and he's exceptionally good at it/5.
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