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Personal Collection // Denys Cowan // Blood Syndicate #1 Cover (Cowan/Palmiotti) (1993)
| Title: | Blood Syndicate #1 Cover (Cowan/Palmiotti) (1993) |
| Artists: |
Denys Cowan penciller
Jim Palmiotti inker |
| Issue: | 1 |
| Page: | Cover |
| Media Type: | Pencil and Ink |
| Art Type: | Cover |
| Status: | Personal Collection |
| Views: | 2175 |
DC, April 1993, Blood Syndicate #1 Cover, Denys Cowan pencils/Jim Palmiotti inks, "America Eats Her Young", The Blood Syndicate was a fictional multicultural gang of superhumans created by Milestone Comics and published by DC Comics. The team was created by Dwayne McDuffie, and Denys Cowan. The Blood Syndicate differed from other superhero groups in that they were not a team - rather they were a gang. In fact, they were the surviving remnants of multiple street gangs, a combination of the "Paris Island Bloods" and the "Force Syndicate". They gained superpowers in the so-called "Big Bang" of the Milestone Universe, and decided to use them for a greater purpose. The "Big Bang" refered to an incident in which gang members from all over Dakota met in one, huge battle. The police got word of the coming attack and planned to gas the lot of them with tear gas laced with a radioactive marker and take them all into custody. Their plan was to track down any gang member who got away using the radioactive marker. Unknown to them, or even to the police involved, the tear gas used to disperse them was laced with a mutative agent called "quantum juice." Many gang members and police officers died, while others transformed according to their state of mind or what they were close to when the gas hit them.
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