It’s blonde vs. brunette on today’s brand-new episode of Jon Sable, Freelance: Ashes of Eden, by Mike Grell.
The stakes are higher than a date with a cute guy — the winner gets to decide to nuke New York!
Credits:Glenn Hauman (Colorist), Glenn Hauman (Assistant Editor), John Workman (Letterer), Mike Gold (Editor), Mike Grell (Artist), Mike Grell (Writer)
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