Showcase '95 #5

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DC ⋅ 1995
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Issue Details

Publisher

DC

Writer

Roger Stern

Writer

Keri Kowalski

Writer

Shon C. Bury

Penciler

Yancey Labat

Penciler

Ramon Bernado

Penciler

Howard Simpson

Penciler

Humberto Ramos

Cover Artist

Humberto Ramos

Inker

Christian Alamy

Inker

Mark Stegbauer

Inker

Mike Sellers

Colorist

Gloria Vasquez

Colorist

Mike Cavallaro

Colorist

Robbie Busch

Colorist

Olyoptics

Cover Artist

Olyoptics

Letterer

John Costanza

Letterer

Albert De Guzman

Letterer

Ken Bruzenak

Published

June 1995

Synopsis

CHASING GHOSTS Inspector Maggie Sawyer of the Metropolis Special Crimes Unit interviews Rose Forrest about the 100 and the Thorn. Sawyer walks through the origins of the 100, and Rose tries to find out who murdered her father. She passes along a note that Thorn “left” for her, and asks about Mr. Orchid. Sawyer tells Rose about Mr. Orchid, Nicolo Fiore, and his connection to the 100. As Rose leaves to become Thorn and track down Mr. Orchid, Sawyer and Dan Turpin suspect Rose of being the Thorn. Thorn tracks down Mr. Orchid, and burns his operation down. As she leaves, Saywer stops her at gunpoint, but she escapes. UNEVEN PARALLELS After Stephanie Brown performs at the Gotham High gymnastics meet, her mother confronts her about her suspicions on the coach. Stephanie’s mother insinuates that Coach Lewis is into drug dealing. Over the next couple of days, Stephanie sees other signs that corroborate her mother’s concern. Stephanie suits up as the Spoiler to investigate. Spoiler discovers the coach’s stash, and the coach tries to stop her. Spolier makes short work of the coach, and afterwards bonds with her mother over pizza. A LITTLE TASTE OF FIRE Lorraine Reilly transferred to S.T.A.R. Labs from IMHS once IMHS closed down due to cuts. She is...

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