FEMFORCE #202: IN SEARCH OF THE LOST CLOAK

AC's Femforce #202 is a Nightveil extravaganza, wherein our shapely mystic engages Shimmer's Cosmic Sack to catch her powerful Cloak of Darkness. 

If that sounds surreal, the strangeness doesn't end there, as evidenced by a golden giantess named Yellow Queen, who's joined by golden behemoths, one of whom, named Rhogtarr, teams with Tara and Ms. Victory. 

But that's still not all. She-Cat, Black Commando, Nikki, Verden Fell and Ironhead McGinty make cameo appearances, paving the way for a chapter where Stardust transitions into a monstrous mutant. How frightful!

These fantastic ingredients come courtesy of the talented Bill Black, Andrew Hawnt, Bobby Ragland, Eric Coile, and Mark and Stephanie Heike, clinching #202 as one of Femforce's most spellbinding to date.

Be sure to purchase this breathtaking issue at your favorite comic shop or online source. I nabbed mine at Steve's Comic Relief on Quakerbridge Rd., Village Commons, Lawrenceville, NJ: the ideal hub for one's every superheroic need.

And remember, folks, Femforce #203 is now in development. That Yellow Queen cover is a real, ferocious stunner, wouldn't you say? Whoa!

FEMFORCE #197: TENRILED TERRORS

AC's Femforce #197 hits the racks with a luscious, tentacled cover, and if I were one such multilimbed beast, I, too, would be inclined to grasp the lovely Nightveil. But then, our mighty heroine isn't one to stay restrained for long, even when wayward magic is the cause, as writer/artist Bill Black's amazing "By Azagoth's Beard!" demonstrates. 

This sultry battle of beauty and beast isn't the only wild anomaly in this awesome, all-color issue, for there's also a tendriled Stardust story, courtesy of Bobby Ragland and Mark and Shephanie Heike, entitled "House Plants". Trust me, these aren't the type that require mere sunshine and water!

Ms. Victory, Tara, Stella Stargate, Kamalfa, Vivian Volenti, She-Cat, Synn and Alizarin Crimson cameo to liven up the already lively conundrums. Ah, speak of arousing seasonings!

Beyond a doubt, Femforce #197 is one to own and savor. Grab it while it's hot! (BTW: I seized my copy at Steve's Comic Relief on Quakerbridge Road/Village Commons, Lawrenceville, NJ: a sensational spot to satisfy every superheroic need.) 

And don't forget, Femforce #198 is hovering on the horizon. It looks to be another beauty-packed blast, with Nightveil and the Blue Bulleteer ushering the action. Can't wait!

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 #8: A CAPTIVATING TRIO

AC's Superbabes #8 sprints onto comic-shop shelves, spreading further, full-color Femforce fulfillment. 

In this issue, readers get three, captivating chapters: the Stardust-led "Young Lust" (with artwork by Bobby Ragland, Jeff Austin, Josh Rodriguez and Stephanie Heike, from a story by Mark Heike); the Firebeam-fueled "One of My Turns!" (with artwork by Ragland and the Heikes, from a script by Mark); and the Nightveil-helmed "Ritual" (with artwork by Ragland, the Heikes and Josh Rodriguez). 

This trio of tales creates an eclectic ambiance that's sexy, brooding and uplifting: an entrancing amalgam as only the ingenious AC Comics could deliver. 

And remember, Superbabes #9 hovers on the anticipated horizon. Looks like another, energizing winner, but then why would it be otherwise?

Purchase Superbabes #8 at your favorite comic-book shop or online source. (Steve's Comic Relief supplied my copy: a brimful station that satisfies all superheroic desires.) 

FEMFORCE #193: ENTER FEM-PARAGON

 

Femforce #193 slugs its way into stores with a wild, full-color extravaganza. 

The spotlight falls again upon stunning Stardust, previously transformed by the Dark Matter Energy and now up against the transformed Nikki Latimer, a Fem counterpart to the powerful Paragon. Verden Fell, meanwhile, dashes off with Alizarin Crimson's cadaver, and to bolster the ominous escapades, we get Nightveil, Synn, She-Cat and Ms. Victory along for the ride. Oh, yeah!

Bill Black, Bobby Ragland, Eric Coile, Jeff Austin, Josh Rodriguez, and Mark and Stephanie Heike bring it all to vivacious life with their creative skills, establishing #193 as another monumental entry in a long, prestigious line. 

Buy Femforce #193 at your favorite comic shop or online source. (I got mine at Steve's Comic Relief on Quakerbridge Road in Lawrenceville, NJ: a tip-top spot to fulfill one's superheroic needs.) 

And remember, Femforce #194 is right within reach!

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 #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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SUPERBABES #4: A COLORFUL CONTINUATION

AC's Femforce returns to fight the good fight in the feverishly anticipated, all-color spinoff, Superbabes #4. 

In Mark and Stephanie Heike's "Point Me at the Sky" (with artwork by Mark, colors by Stephanie and inks by Bill Black), Nightveil and She-Cat appear to have Gorgana and Wampyr cornered, just as Ms. Victory and Tara are assaulted by the sucker-punching Valkyra and Proxima. Synn, meanwhile, goes on a major munchies binge, giving the conflict some levity, but will her indulgence prove a misstep to the Femforce cause?  

In #4's Stardust companion piece (written by Andrew Hawnt, with artwork by the Heikes, Dave Matsuoka, Jeff Austin and Josh Rodriguez), our heroine encounters an angry, armored giant named T'Larn, who she's inadvertently released from an ancient spacecraft. Against the odds, Stardust decides to persuade the perplexed behemoth to evade destruction, but not before the two engage in an unsparing duel.     

Thanks to Comic Relief of Quakerbridge Road, Lawrence Twp, NJ, I was able to land my precious copy. Grab yours at your favorite comic shop or online source. Superbabes #4 is an arousing and fulfilling issue that shouldn't be missed!!!

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.)