SUPERBABES #17 & #18: SHE-CAT, TARA & NIGHTVEIL, FRONT & CENTER

AC's all-color Superbabes #17 & #18 have hit shelves in a simultaneous explosion. 

The (backordered) #17 kicks off the two-fold adventure, presenting a She-Cat/Tara-based extravaganza, where the feline exemplar disguises herself as the towering Ms. Fremont to face a shifty "philanthropist," but can she withstand the intoxicated outcome? 

Issue #18 continues the high-stakes shenanigans, but shifts gears to center on Nightveil and a Valkyra attack. Can Femforce strike her down? Ah, that might prove easier said than done, even as She-Cat leaps in for the "kill." 

This AC, double whammy works with complementing charm, thanks to super-talented contributors Bobby Ragland, Mark and Stephanie Heike. 

These action-packed issues appear to be hard to find, so keep your eyes peeled and grab 'em before they're gone. (I was fortunate to purchase my copies thru Steve's Comic Relief on Quakerbridge Road, Village Commons in Lawrenceville NJ: one's ideal hub for all things superheroic.)

And don't miss out on Superbabes #19, which promises to dispatch zombie-fied terrors galore!

SUPERBABES #16: DESPERATELY SEEKING FEMFORCE

AC's all-color Superbabes #16 presents more Jungle Island action, spearheaded by the dimensional-tumbling Black Phantom in a chapter called "Desperately Seeking Femforce."   

After the gals anticipate the sexy Phantom's entrance into the Femforce fold, She-Cat and Synn face an attacking automaton, as Tara lifts an elephant and Ms. Victory and Paragon (in a special chapter of their own) enjoy a little romance. All in all, our Femforce members sure have lots on their collective plate!

Issue #16's escapades are brought to life by Bobby Ragland, Andrea Modugno, and Mark and Stephanie Heike. This talented crew does an excellent, if not flawless job enlivening each interlocking chapter. 

Be sure to purchase this essential installment at your favorite online source or neighborhood comic-book shop. I got mine at Comic Relief on Quakerbridge Road, Village Commons, Lawrenceville, NJ, an ideal hub to fulfill every superheroic need.

And get set for the next exciting episode in the Superbabes saga. Looks to be a steamy one, too, as She-Cat goes undercover as Tara!

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. 

SUPERBABES #13: GARGANTA GORGEOUSNESS

AC's all-color Superbabes #13 stokes the libido with a new wave of Garganta gorgeousness. 

For the featured tall tale, Garganta is, quite obviously, the focus, with Ms. Victory and Roberta Strock entering aquatically and Nightveil and She-Cat guest starring. And to accompany the prime chapter, there's even an insightful glimpse into Garganta's towering past. Cool!

Creative contributors Bobby Ragland and Mark and Stephanie Heike ensure that this issue's content hits the spot with breathtaking artwork and sky-high storytelling. Yes, indeed, #13 surfaces as another winsome classic in Femforce's continuing, sexy saga. 

Buy the latest Superbabes at your preferred, online source or favorite comic-book shop. (I acquired mine at Steve's Comic Relief on Quakerbridge Road, Village Commons, Lawrenceville, NJ: a satisfying spot for every superheroic need.) 

And don't forget: Superbabes #14 is close at hand. From its Black Phantom/Synn/She-Cat cover, it looks like a real, 4D enchanter!

FEMFORCE #195: GIANTESS V GIANTESS

 

AC's all-color Femforce #195 lands a walloping punch of the giantess kind, with the mega spotlight falling upon the Garganta-inspired Stella Stargaze and the towering Tara Fremont, who end up in a powerhouse confrontation that Femforce fans won't soon forget (and this is just the first part of their titanic clash). 

Bill Black's story and Art Coile's imagery tie it all together to majestic perfection, as Ms. Victory, She-Cat, Synn, Nightveil, Stardust and Paragon guest star. 

Readers are also treated to a She-Cat supplement called "Driving Miss Crazy", wherein our heroine must race to the finish line to get her licence renewed, though not before facing a Nightveil-tied obstacle. The frantic spree features pleasing artwork by Mark & Stephanie Heike, sprung from a clever script by Mark and abetted by Bobby Ragland's vibrant layout.

Femforce #195 is a blast from beginning to end and acts as exciting warm-up for the inevitable #196.

Grab a copy of #195 at your favorite comic shop or on-line source. (I nabbed mine at Steve's Comic Relief on Quakerbridge Road in Lawrenceville, NJ: the ideal hub to satisfy one's superheroic needs.)

FEMFORCE #194: CURVY TITANS CLASH

 

Femforce #194 descends upon comic-store racks with another all-color whooper, featuring a clash of the curvy titans in "Battle of the Brain Waves". Synn, Ms. Victory, She-Cat, Stardust and Tara wrestle with the maniacal Fem-Paragon in a psychedelic continuation of a mega melee that's bound to get readers feverish with delight. 

In addition, readers are treated to yet another Synn weird-dream-come-true in "Horror Movies", with Ms. Victory taking center stage, along with a couple chilling monstrosities.  

It's all brought to vivid life by this issue's contributing artists and writers: Eric Coile, Bill Black, Bobby Ragland and Mark and Stephanie Heike. 

And remember Femforce #195 is right around the bend, proving there's always something worth while to anticipate in this otherwise restrictive world. Thank you, AC!

In the meantime, get your copy of Femforce #194 at your favorite comic shop or online source. (I got mine at Steve's Comic Relief on Quakerbridge Road, Lawrenceville, NJ: an ideal spot to fulfill one's superheroic needs.)  

SUPERBABES #7: COSMIC/ISLAND ADVENTURE

AC's Superbabes #7 has hit print and what an action-packed, all-color rouser it is.  

This time She-Cat pilots a Rurian starship after she and her Femforce friends flee the evil Proxima, but not before some perplexing psychedelia intervenes, thanks to a mind-warped Synn. 

To balance the crazy, cosmic hi-jinks, we're also served a terrestrial jaunt with the ravishing Rad in "Shutter Island", where deft, military intrigue dominates. 

This issue's stimulating contents are brought to life by Mark and Stephanie Heike, Jeff Austin, Josh Rodriguez, Dave Matsuoka and Bobby Ragland: a great team that knows how to hit all the right, creative buttons. 

Nab a copy of Superbabes #7 at your favorite comic-book shop or online source. (I got my issue at Comic Relief, on Quakerbridge Road, Lawrenceville, NJ: a terrific hub to fulfill one's superheroic needs.) 

Oh, and by the way, Superbabes #8 is in the works. Yippee!  

SUPERBABES #6: FROM PROXIMA TO "BLITZFRAU"

It's been a spell since the Femforce offshoot, Superbabes, visited the comic-shop shelves, but the wait proved well worth it. Superbabes #6 is yet another full-color extravaganza, packed with sexy and exciting charm.

To keep in sync with issues past, Superbabes #6 features continued, varied turf. In "Dogs of War", our beguiled beauties engage in a deep-space, laser-blasting melee, puppeteered by the vicious Proxima (and watch out for that amazing, She-Cat, derriere panel--whoa!) to a lightning-struck, Frankenstein-charged homage in "One of These Days", where a stitched, blue-skinned goddess insinuates a possible Blitzfrau genesis. 

The culminating artwork, by Bobby Ragland, Steve Austin, Josh Rodriguez and Mark & Stephanie Heike, makes the stories visual feasts beyond compare. The Heikes' scripts are every ounce as divine, further distinguishing Superbabes #6 as a supreme, superheroic, cheesecake treat!

I can't get enough of Superbabes (or for that matter, Femforce) and wish more issues would come more frequently, but one can't rush perfection, and Superbabes #6 is just that--perfection! Besides, Superbabes #7 shouldn't be too far off, if #6's titillating, back-page, promotional spread is any indication.

Get your copy of Superbabes #6 at your favorite comic shop or online source. (I got mine at Comic Relief on Quakerbridge Rd in Lawrenceville, NJ: a superb spot to quench one's fantasy-adventure needs.)