Preview: Denver #2 – Graphic Policy

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Preview: Denver #2 - Graphic Policy

Denver #2

(W) Justin Gray, Jimmy Palmiotti (A) Pier Brito

Following the kidnapping of his wife who is now being held hostage, Max Flynn is forced to break the laws of the city of Denver, the very same laws he’s spent his career trying to protect and enforce, if he ever wants to see her alive again. Growing increasingly desperate with each new dangerous request from the kidnappers, Max knows he’s close to the point of no return and must decide whether to take matters into his own hands before it’s too late…for both him and his wife.

Cover art for the comic book 'Denver' featuring two female characters. The character on the left holds a gun and has dark hair, while the character on the right has blonde hair and appears injured. The title 'DENVER' is prominently displayed in bold letters.
Cover art for 'Denver' #2 featuring a muscular man with a gun, a blonde woman in action, and a background scene of a city under distress, stylized with vibrant colors.
A comic panel featuring two characters playing in the ocean, with one expressing that it's cold while the other is enjoying the moment. In another panel, a character reflects on her feelings in a futuristic setting, speaking to her mother.
A comic panel featuring two men and two women discussing a serious situation. One man is speaking on the phone while the others appear concerned. There are dialogue bubbles indicating their unease and uncertainty about a threat they are facing.
A conversation scene between three characters, expressing emotions related to loss and uncertainty. One character comforts another, while another appears distressed. The background shows a view from a modern room with a window.
A tense scene featuring a man confronting a woman who appears fearful and restrained, with a dialogue about a ship and threats suggested in a dark, dramatic atmosphere.

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