Stray

A little boy learns too late that running your mouth can get you run over. A young babysitter gets in way over her head when when she's hired to sit by a dangerous man to with a strange request. A young couple's hopeful visit to the city turns anything but when they step into the middle of a mob turf war and watch more than just friends die. And a young man just trying to help his hustler cousin out of a bad spot instead becomes the ultimate killer. These are only some of the eight stories comprising "KILLERS," the newest arc in the ongoing world of STRAY BULLETS. Each story stands on its own but collectively they tell the twisted story of two teen - Virginia and Eli - both scarred by tragic childhood intersections with the Baltimore underworld, drawn together in the sleepy seaside town of Sandcastle, unable to escape their dark pasts…. Collects STRAY BULLETS: KILLERS #1-8.

The second album from rockabilly trio Stray Cats did not include a hit single, but "Baby Blue Eyes" was strong enough to have been issued as one. Instead of releasing their two UK albums intact, their new American label (EMI America) took songs from their first two Arista Records albums in the UK and created a hybrid album – much like what Capitol Records did with the first two UK albums by The Beatles in creating "Meet The Beatles." They would include six songs from "Stray Cats" and five from this album plus the previously unreleased "Built For Speed" to act as the title track. Scans at 600 d.p.i. Arista 254 019

Three years later, Inui is released from prison and leave Japan, while left on parole. His contact from the mysterious Fugitive Support Group reported Koichi Todome was exiled in Taipei, Taiwan. It is revealed later that Inui's release was engineered by the Public Security Force and that his contact, Hayashi, is actually an agent of this intelligence service looking for Koichi who escaped once with the intention of creating a new Kerberos organization abroad and returning to Tokyo. Inui picks up on the trail of Koichi after finding Tang Mie, a teenage Taiwanese girl that Todome has been involved with. She tells Inui that Koichi also left her, and the two team up to search for the Panzer Cop officer. They find Koichi fishing pawns, and after a brawl, the trio settle down together.
However, the peace is soon broken…