Thing of it is -- I mean - I want to do my job. I want to look my friend Walker here in the face and be able to answer every question that could possibly pop into his thick cop-like head... the thing is I-I-I can't when it comes to stuff like this. There's no textbook. There's no manual. I have to retrain myself every day. I might as well throw my M.D. in the garbage! It's worthless. Throw it out!! Bye bye!! Do you have any idea what it's like every goddamn day? Fucking space lizards and orangutans with laser guns. What the fuck? 
Appearing in "Who Killed Retro Girl? Part 2"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Calista Secor
- The Captain
- Detective Kutter
- Doctor Tucker (First Appearance)
- Retro Girl (corpse)
- Ted Henry (First Appearance)
- Zora (First Appearance)
Villains:
- Johnny Royalle (First Appearance) (On a TV or computer screen)
Other Characters:
- B.9. Fomfom (On a TV or computer screen)
- Bobby (news cameraman)
- Chicago Police Department
- Colleen McBridge (reporter)
- Collette McDaniel (reporter) (First Appearance)
- Clayton Manzerick (superintendent of city schools)
- Dan (newscaster)
- David (newscaster)
- Dylan Scott (reporter)
- Kameel Masinkoni (terrorist) (Mentioned)
- Mike (newscaster)
- Money B (Mentioned)
- Roger Sanders (reporter)
- The Shank (Mentioned)
- Ssazz (On a TV or computer screen)
- Timberland (Mentioned)
- Triphammer (In a photograph only)
- Twilight (On a TV or computer screen)
Locations:
- Chicago
- Chicago City Morgue
- Justice Center
- Morrison Elementary
- The Powers That Be (TV show) (First Appearance)
- Royalle Club
- Unity Building (On a TV or computer screen)
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Who Killed Retro Girl? Part 2"
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Solicit Synopsis
Detectives Christian Walker and Deena Pilgrim work out of the special homicide officers in charge of cases that involve...Powers. And now they are involved in the most important case of their careers. Retro girl, America's darling, has been murdered. It's cops and superheroes like you have NEVER seen them in the gritty, 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 Garrehy (JLA).
Notes
- This issue is reprinted in the collected edition Powers Vol. 1: Who Killed Retro Girl?, also available on comiXology at the time of this writing.
Trivia
- Morrison Elementary is presumably named after comic book writer Grant Morrison.
- Retro Girl's real name is revealed as Janis, an homage to the singer Janis Joplin, who Retro Girl is partially based on.
- The character "Twilight" makes a cameo appearance with the permission of creator David Mack.
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