The wait was lengthy, but worth it. I'm sure as heck pleased to have Femforce #187 in my eager hands.
The "Rad-ical in Changes" issue is another fine show piece for our super-hot ladies, including Ms. Victory, Nightveil, She-Cat, Stardust and Synn, but it's the towering Tara Fremont who dominates the forefront this time around.
In addition to co-starring in Mark Heike and Dave Matsuoka's excellent "Rad" epic, my good buddy, Mark Holmes penned one of Tara's headlining #187 chapters. It's called "The Big Show", and boy, does it ever live up to its title. In this instance, Tara meets not only thundering lizards, but a cute, cave-girl actress named Carol Gantz. The beauties team to unravel and thwart the monstrous attacks (along with other wild surprises), abetted by Dan Gorman's dynamic, pencil work. It's B-flick wonderment taken to the titanic max!!!
Issue #187 also features Ms. Fremont in a suspenseful yarn by Andrew Haunt called "Koros, the Island Killer", with flavorful artwork by Johannes Vick. In this story, Tara comes upon a beauty named Arcana, who holds a mysterious, symbiotic relationship with the realm around her. This one is eerie and profound at the same time.
In addition to Femforce #187, I also (finally) obtained a copy of the hard-to-grab Superbabes #1!!!
Each panel of Superbabes is in blazing color and man, oh, man, does it ever enhance the subject matter. I mean, it's fiery. It's eye-popping. It's gosh-darn revolutionary, with high adventure spanning land and sea, including further giantess enchantment, thanks to the ultra leggy Garganta!!!
Nab your copy of Femforce #187 at your favorite comic shop or online vendor and keep your eyes peeled for that elusive Superbabes #1. It's well worth the hunt.
AC's Femforce #186 has landed...or should I say, taken flight? After all, this one sure does soar.
The latest issue explodes with uplifting stories, covering varying but equally exciting timelines and scenarios, with our fetching favorites in steamy action: Yankee Girl, She-Cat, Synn, Stardust, Nightveil...Ms. Victory, joined by the amazing Etherium Knights and Bill Black's stupendous Sentinels of Justice.
For the sake of the magnificent Yankee Girl, my ultra-talented pal, Mark Holmes tells a tale called "Make a Splash", with super-sultry artwork by Dan Gorman, Jeff Austin and Mark Heike. This time our cheerful champion seeks a stolen, swimsuit-show necklace. You can bet your bottom dollar that Yankee Girl will do everything in her power to retrieve it from the thieves, while delighting readers with her comely traits...
As a spirited companion piece, Holmes gives us a big "Bang for Your Buck", starring Ms. Victory (in one of three adventures to grace this issue) with fantastic imagery by Paolo Bodini and Mark Heike. The Southeast Asia, missile-based thrills are destined to blast one's libido into orbit, as the statuesque goddess springs forth to right a dangerous wrong. If this one doesn't keep one at the edge of one's seat, what will?
To further the Ms. Victory commemoration, Roy Richardson and Mark Heike pit our heroine against terrorists during the sizzling '80s. Heike's excellent artwork captures the tense essence of the time, matched by a fierce sexiness that'll leave one clamoring for more...
Last but not least, Ms. Victory (or perhaps she should be called Miss in this instance?) appears in a racy exploit entitled "A Romp in the Black Forest", scripted and penciled by Gianluca Cerritelli and Mark Heike. For this entry, we get ample, aerial thrills and WWII, Nazi-bashing battles. The patriotic zeal runs high, just as it should, enough to prompt any reader stand up and salute...
Nightveil also occupies a significant portion of #186, represented by a breathtaking Mark and Stephanie Heike cover. The blazing Bill Black offerings will please and provoke with their wild and weird scenarios, fueled by Johannes Vick's incredible illustrations.
Pick up Femforce #186 today at your local comic shop. You'll be ecstatic over the ravishing results.
