Human Target #15
2004
- Series
- Human Target
- Issue
- 15
- Cover date
- Dec 27, 2004
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Human Target #15 was published by DC Comics in 2004 as part of the ongoing Vertigo series written by Peter Milligan. This iteration of the character, Christopher Chance, was reimagined as a cynical, psychologically complex figure who assumes the identities of his clients to protect them. The series sought to deconstruct the hard-boiled detective genre through a lens of existential dread and shifting personal identity.
The cover art and interior work on this run, characterized by a gritty, noir-inspired aesthetic, were designed to reflect the protagonist's fractured sense of self. The series was well-regarded by critics for its sophisticated narrative structure and subversion of typical superhero tropes, positioning itself as a standout title within the mature-readers Vertigo imprint of the early 2000s.
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