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Comic Books

Longshot #3

1985

Series
Longshot
Issue
3
Cover date
Nov 30, 1985
Story title
Just Let Me Die
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Longshot #3 was published by Marvel Comics in 1985 as part of a six-issue miniseries written by Ann Nocenti and illustrated by Arthur Adams. The series was designed to introduce a high-concept, existential character into the Marvel Universe, focusing on the protagonist's escape from a nightmarish, extradimensional reality controlled by the villain Mojo. The narrative tone was distinct for the period, blending surrealist themes with frantic action sequences.

The visual identity of the series is defined by Arthur Adams's breakout work, which became renowned for its intricate detail and dynamic panel layouts. Adams was attempting to break away from the static house styles of the time, favoring a textured, illustrative approach that deeply influenced comic art throughout the late 1980s. Upon release, the series was received as a stylistic departure from traditional superhero storytelling, eventually achieving cult status for its unconventional protagonist and unique aesthetic.

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