Lobo's Back #3 (DC Comics, August 1991)

This is a standard-sized American comic book published by DC Comics under the title 'Lobo's Back,' specifically issue number 3 in a four-issue limited series. The cover art is rendered in a highly detailed, gritty, and dark style characteristic of Simon Bisley, featuring the main character Lobo with his signature wild black hair, pale skin, and maniacal grin. The physical construction is a staple-bound booklet comprising approximately 32 pages of glossy finish paper. The cover prominently features the DC bullet logo in the upper left corner, along with a 'Suggested for Mature Readers' stamp in a pink explosion graphic. Credits on the bottom left list Keith Giffen, Alan Grant, and Simon Bisley. Regarding condition, the item appears to be housed inside a protective plastic polybag which shows significant wrinkling and light reflection, making a precise grade difficult. However, visible through the plastic are some corner blunting on the top left and possible spine stress marks (color breaks). The colors remain vibrant with deep blacks and purples in the title logo. This issue was part of the Modern Age of comics and represents the popular anti-hero wave of the early 1990s, notable for its over-the-top violence and dark humor.