Accident Man

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Accident Man is a character from the defunct monthly UK comic Toxic! written by the comic writer Pat Mills in the early 1990s. The story centered around the life of Mike Fallon, a high-class hitman. Fallon was known for making his murders look like accidents often going to extravagant lengths to pull this ruse off. The Fallon character was also noted for his love of high living and glamorous girlfriends. Three Accident Man story series ran in Toxic!, for between 6 and 8 issues each.

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