Preview: Redcoat #21

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Redcoat #21

(W) Geoff Johns (A) Bryan Hitch

In the aftermath of last issue’s epic showdown with Benedict Arnold and his hooded goons, Simon’s life has dramatically changed. Unsure where to take his next steps, his only salvation comes in the form of his only friend left: Albert Einstein.

Comic book cover featuring a shadowy figure of a woman holding hands with two children, with splashes of red indicating a dramatic scene. A headless figure in a red coat sits in a wheelchair in the foreground.
Comic book cover featuring a character with blonde hair and a beard, smiling confidently. The background is filled with various superhero characters and elements, with the title 'REDCOAT' prominently displayed at the top.
Comic book cover for 'Redcoat' featuring colorful illustrations of various characters along the edges, with a blank center for title or text.
A comic book panel depicting a man with long, disheveled blonde hair and a beard lying on the ground, covered in dirt and blood. His expression is one of distress as he looks upward, with broken glass scattered around him.
A dramatic comic book scene depicting a group of police officers surrounding a man lying on the ground, covered in injuries. Another man is leaning over him, expressing anguish. The background shows broken glass and crates, adding to the tension of the moment. The sky is cloudy with a full moon visible.
A dramatic sky filled with dark clouds and lightning above a cemetery.
A dark, rainy cemetery scene depicting a funeral attended by mourners holding umbrellas, with a woman in a wheelchair and an open grave surrounded by gravestones.
A rainy cemetery scene featuring a group of people with umbrellas in the background, while a man in a wheelchair is in the foreground alongside another man in a hat. The central focus is on a bearded man with long hair, looking somber, against the backdrop of grave markers.

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