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San Francisco is a dangerous town. Fortunately, Frank Barnett is a dangerous man.
The first explosive chapter of The Golden Hoot introduces hardboiled private detective Frank Barnett and his long-suffering accountant, Harvey Weebs, in a mystery involving stolen antiquities, murderous criminals, and an ancient artifact rumored to possess extraordinary hypnotic powers.
From a high-speed pursuit through the streets of San Francisco to a mysterious new client with an agenda of his own, Frank finds himself drawn into a conspiracy where violence is never far behind and nobody can be taken at his word.
Originally serialized in Dollars & Donuts Showcase, this standalone edition presents the opening chapter of Frank Barnett's first comic-book adventure.
PLUS! Professional assassin Jack Knife takes on a most unusual assignment in Two Heads Are Better Than None, a tale of murder, money, and a target with twice the trouble!
Featuring a cover by Eisner Award-winning artist Jacob Chabot!
Credits
Stories: Daryl Della & Ray Revello
Art: Mac Radwanski & Wayne Lowden
Colors: Stas Groshev & Fahriza Kamaputra
San Francisco is a dangerous town. Fortunately, Frank Barnett is a dangerous man.
The first explosive chapter of The Golden Hoot introduces hardboiled private detective Frank Barnett and his long-suffering accountant, Harvey Weebs, in a mystery involving stolen antiquities, murderous criminals, and an ancient artifact rumored to possess extraordinary hypnotic powers.
From a high-speed pursuit through the streets of San Francisco to a mysterious new client with an agenda of his own, Frank finds himself drawn into a conspiracy where violence is never far behind and nobody can be taken at his word.
Originally serialized in Dollars & Donuts Showcase, this standalone edition presents the opening chapter of Frank Barnett's first comic-book adventure.
PLUS! Professional assassin Jack Knife takes on a most unusual assignment in Two Heads Are Better Than None, a tale of murder, money, and a target with twice the trouble!
Featuring a cover by Eisner Award-winning artist Jacob Chabot!
Credits
Stories: Daryl Della & Ray Revello
Art: Mac Radwanski & Wayne Lowden
Colors: Stas Groshev & Fahriza Kamaputra
