After a week off for family things, Spacebooger has sounded the fight bell once more. The post I was going to do I realized partway through writing it might not actually have a kick in it, so I finished it and set it as a draft for the future. Instead I bring you another fight I had as back-up. And of course it’s Ninjak again.
Obsession is destructive. It can blind you to your own actions, no matter how noble the cause may be. Agent Blue will make you do extra work if you don’t call him Lieutenant because even though he is now part of the anti-super group Inquest he still thinks of himself as a cop and you will call him by his police rank or else. In the same vein his brother was somehow killed during a battle X-O Manowar was involved in, and Blue blames him for it, and has taken his rage out on all superheroes. So when he’s hired to bring in Ninjak his obsession is still a problem. I mean, the man faked a hostage situation to draw him out, and he still sees Ninjak as the villain. That’s kind of dumb.

“Karate Kick” round 3
The Battlefield: Ninjak vol 2 #10 (Acclaim Comics/Valiant Heroes; December, 1997) “Takedown!”
The Promoters: Robert L. Washington & Kurt Busiek (writers), Steve Butler (penciler), Rich Rankin (inker), Atomic Paintbrush (coloring), and Dave Lamphere & OG (letterers)
Ninjak of course comes in to break up a hostage situation but finds Inquest waiting to take him in…over a copywrite violation case. Because why would go after the villains CAUSING the destruction instead of the guy trying to stop it? That’s crazy talk.
So of course Ninjak is going to try to escape from this.
Then they try to net him. Emphasis on try.
Then it’s time to face Agent Blue himself.
And one more kick for the road.
I was going to save this for the Prize Fight seeing how many kicks there were but you don’t have to be a ninja to be desperate.











