'Lone Justice: Crash!' wraps up today in a double-sized finale

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Wed Dec 30, 2009 — by Glenn Hauman

'Lone Justice: Crash!' wraps up today in a double-sized finale

It may be a skip week for the rest of the comics industry, but not here at ComicMix, where we bring you the conclusion of a story over a year in the telling!

Read the giant-sized finale of Lone Justice: Crash! by Robert Tinnell and Mark Wheatley right now!

Or if you're just joining us, start at the beginning!

And if you want to read it in paper, the first issue of Lone Justice will be coming out from IDW in February, followed by a trade paperback of the Harvey-nominated EZ Street in March!

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Steve Chaput (4:29 PM on Wed Dec 30, 2009)

Hats off to Robert & Mark for this story. Wow! Hope this isn't the last we see of LJ, no matter who is behind the mask. Thanks, guys!!

MARK WHEATLEY (10:27 AM on Thu Dec 31, 2009)

Steve, Bob and I have been talking about a sequel. There just has to be demand and some time in our schedules!

Brandon Barrows (8:47 AM on Thu Dec 31, 2009)

I'm glad it's coming out in print soon, I've been waiting to add it to my collection for some time.

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