- Publisher: Image Comics
- Series: Gunning for Hits (Issue #2 / 2019 Series)
- Grade: Raw (Estimated VF/NM 9.0+)
- Format: Direct Edition Cover A Single Issue
- Genre: Crime Thriller / Music Industry Drama
- Key Characters: Martin Mills
- Creative Team: Dave Rougvie (Writer), Moritat (Artist / Cover Artist), Casey Silver (Letterer / Designer)
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Gunning for Hits #2 (Raw VF/NM) - Image Comics Cover A (Dave Rougvie / Moritat Cover)
Gunning for Hits #2 (Raw VF/NM) - Image Comics Cover A (Dave Rougvie / Moritat Cover)
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Expand your music drama and indie crime inventory with Gunning for Hits #2 (Cover A), published by Image Comics! Written by music industry veteran Dave Rougvie (former record executive at Rykodisc) with slick, noir-styled artwork by Moritat (All-Star Western, The Spirit, Harley Quinn) and lettering/design work by Casey Silver.
The upper-left corner features the distinct red logo box for GUNNING FOR HITS: MUSIC THRILLER along with the issue text ISSUE TWO. The top-right corner displays the classic Image Comics logo box. Directly below, the large red sans-serif header GUNNINGFORHITS frames the top of the cover art. The bottom edge lists the key creative team: ROUGVIE, MORITAT, and SILVER.
The stark, retro album-cover style artwork—crafted by Moritat—presents a high-contrast black-and-white grainy aesthetic featuring Martin Mills, wearing glasses and a suit, holding a suppressed pistol against a textured sound-dampening acoustic wall.
Set in the cutthroat 1980s music industry, this gritty crime thriller follows Martin Mills, a mercenary record company talent scout who isn't afraid to use deadly force to sign talent and keep his artists in line. In this second issue, Martin struggles to secure a massive deal for an erratic rock star while navigating double-crosses, corporate greed, and mob-linked record executives.
This unslabbed raw comic issue is in top-tier collectible condition (estimated VF/NM 9.0 or better), featuring clean edges, sharp corners, a flat spine, and crisp red-and-white color contrast—making it an essential pickup for indie crime fans, music history enthusiasts, Moritat art collectors, and Image Comics run builders.
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