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Quote1 Today's a shit day, Flinch. I swear to you - I swear to you I know that kind of day. But you gotta look at it another way. A day like this - a day like this is when you find out what you're made of. Right? Any asshole can keep their shit together on the good days. But the shit day? That's when you show your character. Today's the day you show everyone what you're really made of. And I damn well know you're made of better than this, right Flinch? You're gonna let a girl drive you nuts like this? Roll it off and be a man. All you done in your life - all the stuff that made you... you -- and you wanna be remembered as some schmuck held a little girl? Quote2
-- Christian Walker



Appearing in "Who Killed Retro Girl? Part 1"

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Other Characters:

  • Drei (Cameo)
  • Fireball (Mentioned only)
  • Chicago Police Department
    • Berman (Single appearance)
    • Dave (Deena's ex-partner) (Mentioned only)
    • Joey (SWAT officer) (Mentioned only)
    • Setzer (Single appearance)
    • Williams (Single appearance)
  • Sunrod (Mentioned only)
  • Triphammer (In a photograph only)
  • Wolfe (Mentioned only)
  • Zora (In a photograph only)

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  • Spunky Todd Sugar Bombs (cereal)

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Synopsis for "Who Killed Retro Girl? Part 1"

Detective Christian Walker is called in for a domestic dispute. Being a homicide officer, he's not sure why he was called in. It seems a man got in a fight with his girlfriend, threw her out the window, and is locked inside their apartment with her daughter. The woman managed to call the police. When they arrived, the man specifically asked for Detective Walker.

The man inside, Flinch, blames the woman for taking his money and was preventing him from finishing his project. It seems that Walker is getting threw to him. Suddenly there is a loud crash from inside. Walker and other officers bust in and find a huge gaping hole in the ceiling. The girl is safe in another room eating ice cream and watching cartoons.

Flinch had a rocket pack and crash lands outside the building. Walker is not happy. He does not know this man and wants to know why he asked for him. Flinch tells him that another convict, Wolfe, told him that Walker was soft on guys with powers and if he was ever in a bad situation to ask for him. Walker is still pissed. Ready to deliver a blow to Flinch, he is stopped by another detective. He tells him that since it was his collar, he gets to take care of the little girl.

Back at the station, Walker is going around in circles on the phone trying to get a hold of someone from child services to take care of the girl. She responds by asking him what a clitoris is. The girl has quite a mouth on her. She says that her mother's father would smack her around if she spoke out. Her mother gave her freedom to say whatever she wanted.

Popping into his boss' office, he meets his new partner, Deena Pilgrim. It seems she's been reassigned after putting in a request. Walker is told to put the girl in daycare on the third floor.

They get a call to respond to a homicide. Arriving at the scene, they see a costumed female, lying in a pool of blood.

Solicit Synopsis

Heroes glide through the sky on lightning bolts and fire. Flamboyant villains attempt daring daylight robberies. God-like alien creatures clash in epic battle over the nighttime sky. And on the dirty city streets below, Homicide Detective Christian Walker does his job. Detective Christian Walker is a special homicide officer in charge of cases that involve...Powers. What is a cop's job like in a world where Powers are par for the course? And what kind of cop is given the assignment? Find out in the gritty, new crime comic book series Powers from super hot comic writer and EISNER award winner Brian Michael Bendis (Sam And Twitch, Daredevil, Jinx, Batman) and art deco comic artist Mike Avon Oeming (Young Justice, Superman). This on going, hard-boiled crime comic with a mainstream twist is brought to you in startling full color by Pat Garrahy (JLA).

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  • The green-costumed figure being arrested by Kutter is Drei, a character from Superpatriot comics used with the permission of creator Dave Johnson. This is mentioned in the collected edition.

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