FEMFORCE HITS HISTORIC #200!

A moment of historic, comic-book proportions is upon us with the arrival of AC's Femforce #200! Whoopee!

And what great content to commemorate the event! It features the evil Alizarin Crimson, accompanied by the sinister Shimmerer, who lures Femforce into an amusement park, allegedly established in our heroines' honor. The stunt, which includes a simulated T-Rex, gives the statuesque villainess a chance to usher forth a barrage of veritable (and familiar) villains to assault our curvaceous crusaders. (BTW: The T-Rex nod brings matters full circle for Femforce, in that the gals encountered such a specimen in #1.)   

At any rate, "Tunnel of 200 Terrors" is exciting, psychedelic and sexy as hell, all thanks to the all-color calamity installed by contributors Bill Black, Eric Coile, Jeff Austin and the Heikes.  

It's so satisfying that Femforce has hit this historic mark, with Nightveil, Ms. Victory, Tara, She-Cat, Stardust and Synn still going strong after all these years. In a time when righteous valor and an appreciation for the female form are considered passé, it's commendable that AC keeps its commitment to delivering what so many of us not only want, but need. 

Get this benchmark issue while it lasts. I preordered my copy from Steve's Comic Relief, located on Quakerbridge Road, Village Commons, Lawrenceville, NJ: the ideal spot for every superheroic need.

Now, let's get set for #201. Man, oh man, does it ever look winsome!

FEMFORCE #192: YANKEE GIRL RETURNS

Right on the heels of AC's spectacular Superbabes #6, the fantastic Femforce #192 arrives as Yankee Girl returns to action in a "Whatever Happened To...?" segment, guest-starring Ms. Victory. (Now ain't that an apt rivalry?)

And for the exciting lead-in feature, Stardust manifests from out Nightveil's Cloak of Darkness, transformed and powerful enough to topple Alizarin Crimson and her pasty pal, Latimer, but will the heroine's new-fangled guise result in right or wrong? Check out "Starlight of Doom" to find out.

The incredible talents of Bobby Ragland, Bill Black, W. Paisly, Eric Coile Josh Rodriguez and Mark and Stephanie Heike bring it all together, making #192 yet another outstanding entry in Femforce's sexy lineage. 

Purchase a copy of Femforce #192 today at your favorite comic shop or online source. (Comic Relief of Quakerbridge Road in Lawrenceville, NJ supplied my copy, and for that I'm most grateful.) 

And it appears (fingers crossed) that Femforce #193 is right around the vivacious bend! Yep, from the contentious cover, it looks like big-time trouble's gonna strike!

FEMFORCE #191: NIGHTVEIL VS ALIZARIN CRIMSON AND MORE

AC's Femforce #191 presents a new, super-splash of whirlwinding wonder.  

Nightveil challenges Alizarin Crimson in a bloody brawl to maintain her mystical cloak, as ravishing (and colossal) Roberta Strock stomps around. Scarlet Scorpion, meanwhile, assists the Femforce after the gals snap from a nightmarish trance. There's a punctilious performance by the powerful Paragon, as well, and titanic Tara concludes the issue in a tale tingling of sweltering, jungle sweat. 

Bill Black and Bobby Ragland's plotting once more crackles with sexy satisfaction, while the issue's artwork, by Black, Ragland, Eric Coile, Jeff Austin, Josh Rodriguez and Mark and Stephanie Heike, brings everything to full-color circle. 

Purchase Femforce #191 at your favorite, online source or local comic shop. (I got mine at Steve's Comic Relief on Quakerbridge Road in Lawrenceville, NJ: a prolific spot that'll fulfill everyone's comic-book cravings.)

 

FEMFORCE #190: BUXOM (HER)OICS (GAL)ORE!!!

AC's Femforce #190 is now in circulation, churning buxom (her)oics (gal)ore, and (whoa!) how 'bout that She-Catty, Jekyll-vs-Hyde cover by Eric Coile and Bill Black!!!

The action picks up from #189, with sadism running high in a feisty sequel called "Crimson Triumphant!". In this instance, the super-evil/super-sexy Alizarin Crimson has captured catatonic control of our heroines via her Dream Shroud, and to accompany the surreal scenario, Stormy Tempest finds herself caged and displayed by her old nemesis, Space Hag, while Stardust embarks on another trippy trek for another perplexing plunge. The culminating combination is sure to shake, rattle and roll readers to the erotic, trilogy extreme.

Exquisite, color panels and steamy storytelling fuel the ingredients, with interior contributions by Coile; Black; Jeff Austin; Andrew Haunt; Bobby Ragland; Josh Rodriguez; Dan Cutali; and Mark and Stephanie Heikie. 

Pick up a copy of Femforce #190 at your local comic shop and/or favorite online source. (I nailed mine at Steve's Comic Relief on Quakerbridge Road, Lawrenceville, NJ: an ideal spot to complete one's collectible cravings.)

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FEMFORCE #189: ALIZARIN CRIMSON RETURNS!!!

Eureka! Femforce #189 is here to save us from the pandemic doldrums, but that doesn't mean its pages are devoid of other kinds of vexing weirdness, at least for our gorgeous heroines.  

In addition to our faithful regulars (Nightveil, Ms. Victory, Tara Fremont, Stardust, She-Cat and Synn), the monstrous, though awfully attractive Alizarin Crimson stirs further, sinister sorcery in the second half of writer Bill Black's sizzling, "Crimson Treachery" saga, (this particular chapter entitled, "Freak Out!"), with each and every page etched in dynamic, digital color (graced by stunning illustrations from artist, Eric Coile,  bolstered by Black's superb inks and pigments).

For a wee tease, I can tell you that Ms. Victory gets the brunt of Alizarin's trickery at the chapter's start, but things turn pretty sour for Synn and She-Cat as it concludes, not to mention the peculiar infantile descent of Tara Fremont during the middle. Even so, our valiant gals give it their all, even if their wicked adversary appears to hold a surreal upper hand, due no less to the mind-warping Dream Shroud.

To see how it all enfolds, purchase Femforce #189 at your local comic shop or favorite online source. (My copy was reserved at Comic Relief on Quakerbridge Road, Trenton, NJ, and for that, I'm most grateful to the gracious Dale, who made certain the order ended up in my hands.)