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Scalped (2007)

Scalped #5

DC Comics · July 2007

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About this issue

Writer
Jason Aaron
Artist
R. M. Guéra
Colorist
Lee Loughridge
Letterer
Phil Balsman
Cover
Jock
Editor
Will Dennis
Assistant Editor
Casey Seijas
Characters
Agent Nitz, Carol Ellroy, Catcher, Dashiell Bad Horse, Gina Bad Horse, and Lincoln Red Crow
Teams
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Story arc
Hoka Hey
Cover date
July 2007
On sale
2 May 2007
Cover price
$2.99
UPC
76194125066300511
Pages
36
Rating
Mature

Agent Nitz is remembering just how smug Red Crow was on the day he was acquitted the double homicide of two FBI agents.  It's just hours before Red Crow's casino opens now, and things are beginning to come to a head. Dashiell has been stalking Carol and hospitalizing her lovers. He breaks into her home and chases out another one of her boyfriends. Carol and Dash end up making impassioned love as Red Crow's casino opens to the public, Nitz recalls how he hand-picked Bad Horse for this job, and the mysterious old loner Catcher, who was once Red Crow and Gina Bad Horse's accomplice, saddles up for the coming storm.Scalped is the gritty, crime series of which Playboy has said, "Aaron's talent for dialog is complemented spectacularly by R. M. Guera's vivid pencil work," and Garth Ennis has said, "Well-researched yet imaginative, funny but serious, political and politically incorrect, Scalped is further proof that the most exciting new writer in comics is an American. Don't hold it against him."