#Jonathan Luna

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Growing up in the projects in New York, Jonathan Luna always dreamed of going to college and making his family proud. He graduated from Fordham University and the law school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He eventually settled down in Elkridge, Baltimore, where he got married and had two sons while working as an Assistant United States Attorney.

The 4th of December, 2003, started just like any other day for Jonathan. He kissed his family goodbye before departing for work. He had been working on a trial which involved two men who were suspected in running a drug ring. One of the men was also facing a murder charge. Jonathan had spent the entire evening working on the case and left a voice message to a co-worker at approximately 9PM that night, saying he was ready to go home and that he would see him the following morning.

They were going to offer the two men a plea deal and Jonathan said he was going to work on it at home throughout the night so it would be ready for the morning. According to the clocking out system in his office car park, Jonathan didn’t leave the officer until 11:38PM, leaving behind his phone and glasses, which he needed to drive.

What happened next is shrouded in speculation.

At around 1AM, Jonathan’s car entered Delaware where $200 was lifted from an ATM. He then crossed into New Jersey and on to Pennsylvania at around 4AM. His E-Z Pass was used on the I-95 into Delaware but after this, he started to purchase toll tickets. His car was then parked behind a Sensenig & Weaver in Denver, Pennsylvania. At around 5:30AM, a worker of Sensenig & Weaver arrived to discover the discarded car with blood smeared all over the door and the front of the car.

When the worker peered into the car window, he found a large puddle of blood on the back seat and back footwell. The car was partially in a creek and underneath the car, the worker discovered Jonathan’s bloody body. He had sustained 36 stab wounds with his own penknife.

The pathologist that performed the autopsy said that Jonathan's hands had been “shredded” and that his scrotum and throat had both been slashed before he drowned to death in the creek. Inside the car, detectives found that the purchased toll tickets had blood smeared on them, indicating that he was already injured when purchasing the tickets. Additionally, the puddle of blood in the back seat indicated that he hadn’t been driving the car, but somebody else.

While the death was initially ruled as a homicide, “law enforcement sources” soon began to speculate that he had taken his life and thus a smear campaign on Jonathan’s reputation was born. It was soon reported that Jonathan had most likely been involved in a robbery case in which $36,000 went missing. The Baltimore Sun implied that Jonathan was involved in the robbery and had ended his life because he feared losing his job. Everybody that knew Jonathan had nothing but pleasant words to say about him and found the allegations to be “a well timed hit job on Luna’s reputation.” The FBI ascertained that Jonathan had ended his own life but the local Lancaster counter authorities were adamant that he had been murdered.

What happened to Jonathan Luna from the moment he left his place of employment until he ended up stabbed and slashed in a murky creek still remains a mystery.

While the FBI believes he ended his own life, this leaves too many question. For one, how could he have driven approximately 95 miles without his glasses? Why did he switch from using his E-Z Pass to toll tickets? Why would he have stabbed himself 36 times as well as slashing his scrotum, throat, and hands? What would motivate him to end his life when he was known by all to be an upbeat, full of life, family man? The case still remains open with a $100,000 reward for information leading to a conviction.

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Superman & Lois first meeting by Jonathan Luna.

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Mystique by Jonathan Luna

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Quest #5

[agentxthirteen]

Sharon-A-Day, Day 397 (2/1/23)

Spider-Woman: Origin 4. On sale 3/15/06.

Writer: Brian Michael Bendis

Artist: Jonathan Luna

Letterer: Cory Petit

Editor: Tom Brevoort

Sharon attends a meeting where Fury reveals some of Jessica Drew's origin.

[smashpages]

Jonathan Luna + Crystal Wood prepare for a ‘Quest’ in August

The new ongoing fantasy series from Image Comics pulls inspiration from Southeast Asian mythology.

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REVIEW: QUEST #5

A great evil has taken Devyan; once the moon reaches its brightest phase, all his magic will be taken from him. Amidst the chaos, blood, and torn limbs the princess must defeat a giant beaked demon to find her beloved again. Written by Crystal Wood and Jonathan Luna, this story of love, magic, and action will without a doubt captivate your senses. Illustrated, colored, and lettered by Jonathan…

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The Quest #1 Review

The Quest #1 Review #thequest #quest #IMAGE #imagecomics #comics #comicbooks #news #art #info #NCBD #comicbooknews #previews #reviews #Amazon

Story/Script Assists/Illustrations/Lettering/Design: Jonathan Luna Story Assists/Script: Crystal Wood Publisher:  Image Comics Price: $3.99 Release Date: August 2nd, 2023 A new high fantasy series steeped in Southeast Asian myth debuts in The Quest #1.   Princess Anya and Prince Devyan, deeply in love, get married, but during the ceremony, demons called The Iniquitous attack, carrying Devyan off…

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Jonathan Luna and Crystal Wood team for Quest, a Southeast Asian-inspired fantasy series

Jonathan Luna and Crystal Wood team for Quest, a Southeast Asian-inspired fantasy series #comics #comicbooks

Writer/artist Jonathan Luna returns for an ongoing fantasy series with writer Crystal Wood in the upcoming Quest. This all-new ongoing series is set to launch in August from Image Comics. In a land inspired by Southeast Asia, Princess Anya’s new husband Prince Devyan is violently abducted by three giant demons at their wedding. Anya sets out on an epic journey with a growing band of loyal…

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hopping on the moth jon trend

[morbidology]

Growing up in the projects in New York, Jonathan Luna always dreamed of going to college and making his family proud. He graduated from Fordham University and the law school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He eventually settled down in Elkridge, Baltimore, where he got married and had two sons while working as an Assistant United States Attorney.

The 4th of December, 2003, started just like any other day. Jonathan kissed his family goodbye before departing for work. He had been working on a trial which involved two men who were suspected in running a drug ring. One of the men was also facing a murder charge. 

Jonathan had spent the entire evening working on the case and left a voice message to a co-worker at approximately 9pm that night, saying he was ready to go home and that he would see him the following morning. They were going to offer the two men a plea deal and he would work on it at home throughout the night so it would be ready for the morning. According to the clocking out system in his office car park, Jonathan didn’t leave the officer until 11:38pm, leaving behind his phone and glasses, which he needed to drive. What happened next is shrouded in speculation.

At around 1am, Jonathan’s car entered Delaware where $200 was lifted from an ATM. He then crossed into New Jersey and on to Pennsylvania at around 4am. His E-Z Pass was used on the I-95 into Delaware but after this, he started to purchase toll tickets. His car was then parked behind a Sensenig & Weaver in Denver, Pennsylvania. 

At around 5:30am, a worker of Sensenig & Weaver arrived to discover the discarded car with blood smeared all over the door and the front of the car. When the worker looked into the car window, he found a large puddle of blood on the back seat and back footwell. The car was partially in a front creek and underneath it, they discovered Jonathan’s bloody body. Jonathan had sustained 36 stab wounds with his own penknife. 

The pathologist working on the case said that his hands had been “shredded” and that his scrotum and throat had both been slashed before he drowned to death in the creek. Inside the car investigators found that the purchased toll tickets had blood smeared on them, indicating that he was already injured when purchasing the tickets. Additionally, the puddle of blood in the back seat indicated that he hadn’t been driving the car, but somebody else.

While the death was initially ruled as a homicide, “law enforcement sources” soon began to speculate that he had committed suicide and thus a smear campaign on Jonathan’s reputation was born. It was soon reported that Jonathan had most likely been involved in a robbery case in which $36,000 went missing. The Baltimore Sun implied that Jonathan was involved in the robbery and had ended his life because he feared losing his job. Everybody that knew Jonathan had nothing but pleasant words to say about him and found the allegations to be “a well timed hit job on Luna’s reputation.” The FBI ascertained that Jonathan had ended his own life but the local Lancaster counter authorities were adamant that he had been murdered.

What happened to Jonathan Luna from the moment he left his place of employment until he ended up stabbed and slashed in a murky creek still remains a mystery. While the FBI believes he ended his own life, this leaves too many question. For one, how could he have driven approximately 95 miles without his glasses? Why did he switch from using his E-Z Pass to toll tickets? Why would he have stabbed himself 36 times as well as slashing his scrotum, throat, and hands? What would motivate him to end his life when he was known by all to be an upbeat, full of life, family man? 

The case still remains open with a $100,000 reward for information leading to a conviction.

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First look at Jurassic World Rebirth

The film is slated to hit theaters in July 2025.

[diyasgarden]

jonny bailey + princess luna ?? (continuing the whole MLP going on)

your mind….OMG

[agentxthirteen]

Sharon-A-Day, Day 485 (4/30/23)

Spider-Woman: Origin 4. On sale 3/15/06.

Writer: Brian Michael Bendis

Artist: Jonathan Luna

Letterer: Cory Petit

Editor: Tom Brevoort

Sharon might like Jessica's sense of humor...

[beanyboi173thegoober]

Here, have a jarchivist.

I've been seeing a lot of moth symbolism with him lately, so I wanted to give it a whirl! ^v^

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Quest #1 (Image Comics, August 2023) preview pages by Jonathan Luna and Crystal Wood