SUPERBABES #15: I SCREAM CLONE!

 

AC's all-color Superbabes #15 more than delivers the goods, with a captivating chapter that curdles of cloned complexity. 

In "I Scream Clone!," Ms. Victory's first husband re-emerges, Kent Farrell ... a clone, for all intents and purposes, but how ... why? 

He certainly does surprise the superheroine and with more than just his duplication, which includes a revelation about Ms. Victory's daughter, Jen, as Roberta Strock and Garganta enter the intrigue. 

For this issue's bonus tale, "Cat's Cradle," She-Cat, Miss Masque and Firebeam encounter the artifact-hungry Dr. Khalfani, in a mummified, tomb-raiding adventure that's as frightening as it's hot-hot-hot!

Issue #15's adventures come courtesy of Mark and Stephanie Heike, who lend their storytelling and artistic skills to the opener, with Eric Johnson, E.T. Dollman, Jeff Austin and Manny Mederos teaming with them for the second. (Mark also shares an insightful "editorial," which explains the concept behind "I Scream Clone!," in sync with Bill Black's idea for Femforce #200.

As it stands, Superbabes #15 is a sexy, powerhouse triumph from front to back. 

And keep in mind, folks, Superbabes #16 isn't far off, and from its robotic-assaulting cover, yet another winner awaits. 

SUPERBABES #14: WELCOME BACK, BLACK PHANTOM

AC's all-color Superbabes #14 presents a new, interdimensional exploit, wherein The Black Phantom rejoins the Femforce ranks on treacherous Jungle Island.

The sexy crusader isn't completely re-formed yet, as this issue's exciting cover conveys, but she's getting there, and that clinches a whip-snapping "to be continued".  

Meanwhile, the mother/daughter team of Ms. Victory and Rad re-engage in "Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others", but not before the former clobbers the titanic Garganta. Nightveil, Roberta Strock, Synn, Stardust, She-Cat, Tara Fremont and a crafty, Kent Farrell clone costar, ensuring that action sparks at every turn. 

This issue's contents spring from the super-duper, publishing couple, Mark and Stephanie Heike, who weave their stories and artwork with remarkable, derring-do know-how.

Snatch a copy of Superbabes #14 at your favorite, online source or local comic-book shop. (I pre-ordered mine through Steve's Comic Relief, located on Quakerbridge Road, Village Commons, Lawrenceville, NJ: the ideal spot for every superheroic need.)

And remember, folks, Superbabes #15 isn't far off, and by the looks of its spectral cover, it's destined to be another otherworldly winner (and with a firm promise, no less, of connecting to historic Femforce #200).