Punks Not Dead: London Calling #1 (Cover B Albuquerque)
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From: Punks Not Dead: London Calling

Author: David Barnett

Artist: Martin Simmonds

Published by: Idw Publishing
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Teenage geek Fergie Ferguson and his BF Sid, the ghost of a punk rocker who only Fergie can see or hear, are on the lam for a murder they didn’t exactly commit.

They’ve made it to London but on their tail are the police, the quirky paranormal investigation agency the Department of Extra-Usual Affairs, and some really freaky magpie monsters, so there’s not (much) time for sightseeing.

While Fergie tracks down his long-absent father to get answers about his powerful new ‘abilities’ (Sid calls them ‘psychic grenades’), DfEUA’s old-school mod super spy Dorothy Culpepper and her sensible young partner Asif Baig uncover evidence that links Fergie to the underworld.

Fergie’s mum Julie and his not-a-girlfriend Natalie also join forces to save Fergie from life in prison but with a psychopathic serial killer showing an interest, everybody might soon be running out of time.

How does any of this connect to a visually searing three-chord apocalypse? Never mind the bollocks-another season of the critical darling PUNKS NOT DEAD is here with endless pints of anarchy and social distortion!

PUNKS NOT DEAD: LONDON CALLING is a five-issue miniseries written by David Barnett (Calling Major Tom) and illustrated by Martin Simmonds (Friendo, Marvel: Jessica Jones, and Quicksilver covers).

Featuring a variant cover by fan-favorite Rafael Albuquerque (Batgirl, A Study in Emerald).

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