Gambit and Associates

In this short-lived 1987–1988 series from Eclectic Press, writer Alan D. Oldham crafts a moody, character-driven story centered on a mysterious figure known only as Gambit, as he navigates a shadowy world of associates and hidden agendas. Across just three issues, the series explores themes of trust and betrayal within a tight-knit underground network, offering a compact, atmospheric glimpse into a noir-tinged corner of independent comics. Oldham's lean scripting and the series' focused premise make it a distinctive, if brief, entry in the late-'80s alternative comics landscape.