Marshal Law Takes Manhattan One-Shot (1989) Near Mint | Epic Comics*

Title: Marshal Law Takes Manhattan
Issue: One-Shot
Publisher: Epic Comics (Marvel Imprint)
Year: 1989
Condition: Near Mint (NM) 9.4
Grade: Ungraded

Before superhero deconstruction was mainstream, Pat Mills and Kevin O'Neill were already tearing the genre apart at the seams. Marshal Law Takes Manhattan is a razor-sharp, brutally funny one-shot that drops the genre's most vicious anti-hero into the heart of New York City for a savage crossover spectacle. Marshal Law — a government-sanctioned superhero hunter in a dystopian near-future — doesn't admire capes. He hunts them. And Manhattan gives him plenty to work with.

Published under Epic Comics, Marvel's prestigious mature-reader imprint, this one-shot carries the same fearless, no-holds-barred energy that made the original Marshal Law series a cult classic. O'Neill's hyper-detailed, grotesque artwork is at its most unhinged here, and Mills' satirical script skewers superhero mythology with gleeful, pitch-black wit. If you think you know what a superhero comic looks like, Marshal Law is here to prove you wrong — loudly, violently, and with style.

A must-own for fans of Watchmen, The Boys, and anyone who appreciates comics that dare to bite the hand that feeds them.

Condition Notes (Near Mint 9.4):

• Cover is clean and vibrant with sharp corners and minimal handling wear
• Spine is tight and flat with no stress marks or rolling
• Interior pages are bright white and supple — no yellowing or brittleness
• Staples are secure and rust-free
• A beautiful, high-grade raw copy of this hard-to-find one-shot

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