Jon Sable, Freelance: Stealing Junk

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Tue Mar 18, 2008 — by Martha Thomases

Jon Sable, Freelance: Stealing Junk

Diamonds, sawdust and wheelbarrows ...

In today's brand-new episode of Mike Grell's Jon Sable, Freelance: Ashes of Eden, Maggie and Jon don't fight. Instead, they figure out why the McGuffin Diamond is so important, and why Jon was hired to protect it.

Credits: Glenn Hauman (Colorist), Glenn Hauman (Assistant Editor), John Workman (Letterer), Mike Gold (Editor), Mike Grell (Artist), Mike Grell (Writer), Shannon Weaver (Colorist)

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Paul Wargelin (9:46 PM on Tue Mar 18, 2008)

I finally found the time to read all of the "Ashes of Eden" chapters, and it's great to see Jon, Maggie and the rest of the Sable cast back in action. Mike Grell's story is taut and his art here is absolutely striking.

Is there any chance we'll see the end of the Maggie the Cat story Image left unpublished?

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