SUPERBABES #19: SYNN GOES TO COLLEGE

AC's all-color Superbabes #19 is Synn-driven, as our shapely heroine visits the honorable University of Central Florida, only to find that its students have become zombie-fied by a focus-drug which has left Firebeam beyond petulant and Talana Clay more than a little concerned.   

Synn has no choice but to break the students from their studious spell, but how can she with so many affected? 

In the meantime on Jungle Island, a bikini-clad She-Cat meets a dashing gent named Ricou, who claims to be part of the Brazilian Secret Service and unknown to our feline-prompted protagonist, has already had a furtive encounter with the Black Phantom and her ethereal companion, Bril.    

The artwork and pacing for #19 is immaculate, thanks to the superb talents of Bobby Ragland and Mark and Stephanie Heike, who bring the interlocking segments to sizzling life.  

Superbabes #19 can be purchased at comic shops nationwide, as well as various, online, comic sources. (I obtained my copy from Steve's Comic Relief on Quakerbridge Road, Village Commons, Lawrenceville, NJ: one's top-notch spot for all things superheroic.) 

And by the way, Superbabes #20 is hovering on the horizon. From the cover, Synn and Firebeam are being accosted by UCF's riled student body, as She-Cat is about to get romantic with Ricou. How these events will extend is all part of the grand anticipation!

FEMFORCE #203: FEAR THE QUEEN IN YELLOW

 

AC's all-color Femforce #203 presents several compelling avenues for our team, as its members face the quarrelsome Queen in Yellow, who's taken possession of Nightveil's beguiling Cloak of Darkness.

The conundrum sets Femforce to dino-based Taragonia and ultimately to the perplexing Dark Dhagor for a dangerous, dimensional-rocking confrontation. 

Issue #203 also features a dreamy, Nightveil interlude, where our lovely mystic rescues Kamalfa from a woeful, environmental station, just as the Black Commando falls to insanity.

The riveting contents spring from contributors Bill Black, Eric Coile, Jeff Austin, and Mark and Stephanie Heike, who keep readers on the edge of their seats and begging for more with their striking visuals and stupendous storytelling. No ifs, ands or buts, this issue holds classic relegation, but then, doesn't every entry in the dazzling series?

Femforce #203 is available here and now through online venues and neighborhood, comic shops. I purchased mine through Steve's Comic Relief at Village Commons, on Quakerbridge Road, Lawrenceville, NJ: a superb hub for all superheroic cravings.

And speaking of cravings, I can't wait for Femforce #204. That suggestive, Tara-vs-snake cover has sure gotten my pulse racing. S-s-schwing!!!

FEMFORCE #201: TRADING PLACES

A "Future Shock" seizes Femforce #201, as the slick Shimmer catapults Stormy Tempest from the far future. However, it all bounces back to 2023, where Femforce must unravel how and why Ms. Tempest landed in their headquarters. 

Meanwhile, Nightveil's Cloak of Darkness is kept in Dr. Farb's lab, manifesting an angry, yellow demon. Thank goodness, Ms. Victory and Tara are there to curb the mayhem ... if they can.

As a bonus, #201 sports a snazzy, She-Cat story, "The Path You Walk Is Thorny, My Son." Now, how's that for a nifty, Wolf Man allusion? The title is by no means unmerited, for the story does feature a lycanthrope.  

As one can deduce, #201's contents are quite winsome, all thanks to contributors, Mark & Stephanie Heike, Bill Black, Eric Coile and Bobby Ragland, who do a smashing job with the all-color escapades. 

Purchase a copy of #201 at your favorite, comic-book shop or preferred, online source. (I got my copy at Steve's Comic Relief on Quakerbridge Road, Village Commons, Lawrenceville, NJ: a jaunty joint to satisfy any and all superheroic needs.)

And remember, Femforce #202 is lurking right around the bend with a whole new explosion of riveting action and moralistic, sex appeal.