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Last of the Independents Nik Ruby with “The Green Hand” inBy Matt Fraction & Kieron Dwyer. Introduction by Patton Oswald. Image Comics, 2020. Hardcover, 96 pages. A bank in the middle of nowhere. A crew with nothing to lose. And the haul of a lifetime too big to just disappear. What should've been a simple stick up becomes infinitely more complex when a crew of robbers ends up with way more than they bargained for literally. And when the mob they just accidentally robbed comes looking to even the score,