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"Who Shot Laurel Kent?", Legion of Super Heroes Annual #1, 1985, written by Paul Levitz, art by Keith Giffen (pencils) and Steve Mitchell (inks, on this chapter)
Each chapter followed a different character investigating Laurel Kent's shooting, was told in a different style and inked by a different inker.
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That didn’t take long!
Luke McDonnell and Steve Mitchell — Iron Man #165 (1982) Source
Page from Detective Comics #627. 1991. Art by Norm Breyfogle and Steve Mitchell.
Static #6 “War at 30 Frames Per Second”
Written by Robert L Washington III, Illustrated by John Paul Leon, Steve Mitchell, and Noelle C. Giddings
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Renee’s birthday.
From “Happy Birthday Two You…” from Detective Comics #747 (August 2000), written by Greg Rucka, art by William Rosado and Steve Mitchell, letters by Todd Klein.
These excerpts omit glimpses into Renee’s life while she was still in the closet, and the heavy weight she carries in both her personal and professional lives, which makes her moment of happiness at the end even more satisfying. Read the whole issue if you can find it.
