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CGC records 6 graded copies for Beast Boy #1 (2000). Population is the number recorded by this grading source, not the total print run or all surviving copies.
Nobody's Hero
Garfield Logan returns to Hollywood in the hopes of re-invigorating his television career. He speaks with his agent, but fails to find any good prospects. He then takes a stroll down the Hollywood Walk of Fame and visits the star of his adoptive mother Rita Farr). Suddenly, an out-of-control bus begins speeding towards him. Gar avoids getting hit, but the incident sparks a frenzy amidst the surrounding pedestrians. They all begin attacking him en masse. Confused, Gar flees the scene as quickly as possible.
Taking the advice of his adoptive father Steve Dayton), Gar visits a cousin he has never met: Matt Logan). He hopes that his cousin's alleged Hollywood connections might be able to aid him in finding work, but as it turns out, Matt Logan is a total deadbeat.
Elsewhere, Beast Boy's old colleague Bette Kane) learns that Gar is in town. She grows excited and believes that he is here to re-start Titans West. Bette changes into her (formerly) retired costumed identity of Flamebird.
That evening, Gar and Matt sneak into a trendy Hollywood night club. Gar tries to make some contacts, but this too fails. He even winds up getting into a fight with a big bruiser named Magilla. The thug tosses Gar into a mirror and leaves the club. Beast Boy gives chase, but when he exits the club into a back alley he finds Magilla lying (apparently dead) on the ground. Police officers appear on the scene and point their guns at Beast Boy.
Creative credits
Writers: Geoff Johns, Ben Raab
Interior art: Justiniano
Color: Jason Wright
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