As Bizarrechats visitors are aware, I reviewed two black-and-white compilations earlier this month, headlined by Larry Johnson's tearoom baddie, Madame Boogala.
For those who've since taken the plunge into the madame's weird wonderment (per The Complete Madame Boogala, Vol 1 & 2), here's a scoop that's sure to please. For Johnson's original releases, Madame Boogala arrived in color!
For the sake of the issues' searing content, they roll as follows: Issue #1 has our crafty gypsy struggling with a translucent spirit, draped in men's clothing; Issue #2 depicts the madame's unwary son, Goomar, possessed by the fierce Poreskoro, a Land of Darkness demon; and Issue #3 reveals a young man who, for all intent, may be Goomar's gracious son, but in truth, the sly devil has something devious up his sleeve. (These prime cuts are supplemented by informative "Mysterious Myths" and other related inserts, which are certain to entertain and edify.)
Each issue (each panel) pops with such mindboggling vibrancy that one can't help but be bewitched. On this basis, every Madame Boogala fan needs this set in their collection.
BTW: Further details on this radiant series, including page counts and prices, are located at
https://sites.google.com/view/larryjohnsoncomics/home?
When you're set to order, payments can be sent to Johnson by PayPal at LewBrown1@verizon.net. It won't be long thereafter that the dear ol' madame will appear at your doorstep to cast her iniquitous spells.😊
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