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!

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 #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 #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.)  

SUPERBABES #3: THREE TIMES THE PUNCH WITH GROOVY SYNN AND STARDUST!!!

AC Comics gives us another blazin', full-color issue of Femforce's Superbabes, and #3 is a psychedelic splash from the past, front to back.

Synn and Stardust are the focal points this time out, with one battling the "grateful" Uncle Jon Band and the other a destructive, giant robot. Mark and Stephanie Heike supply the story and artwork for Synn's tale; and for Stardust's, Chris Irving dishes the plot, while Mark Heike, Jeff Austin, Sylvan Varreau and Gary Carlson supply the visuals.

Without question, one will come away from Superbabes #3 feeling mighty high, especially knowing that justice has prevailed!!

Grab a copy of Superbabes #3 at your local comic shop or favorite online vendor!!!

SUPERBABES #2: AT LONG LAST!!!

It wasn't easy to land, but thanks to Atomic Empire, I now possess a copy of AC/Femforce's spin-off title, Superbabes #2!!!

With Superbabes #2, one will delight in an all-color extravaganza, which contains a plot centering on the mutated Wampyre and the ghastly Gorgana, who vex our brave Femforce members, Nightveil, Stardust, Synn, She-Cat, Tara and Ms. Victory. 

Contributors Greg Horn, Jeff Austin, Johannes Vick, Javier Lugo, Jeff Austin and Mark and Stephanie Heike give this entry an abundant overlap of scares and sexy sensations, sculpted to please Femforce fans. 

Copies of Superbabes #2 are still available through Atomic Empire, but move fast before they're depleted:

https://www.atomicempire.com/Comic/Title/23038.

FEMFORCE #188: SEXY STRENGTH IN BLAZIN' COLOR!!!

AC Comics delivers Femforce #188 and with it, a heap of fantastic, feminine feats. 

In this volume, Ms. Victory, She-Cat, Synn, Stardust, Nightveil and the towering Tara Fremont are back, as each claws, punches and springs her way forth in the name of justice--and with every ounce of their exploits in blazin' color!!!

The amazing and infamous Alizarin Crimson paves the villainous way for most of this issue, wearing a sadistic sneer and not much else, delivered via heart-throbbing designs by Eric Coile and a stunning story (as well as inks and lettering) by none other than the legendary Bill Black. 

There's also "Sentinels of Justice: Part 4", where our gorgeous gals soar yet again to intrepid heights, thanks to Black's snappy script and artwork. 

Seize a copy of the colorful Femforce #188 while supplies last at your favorite comic shop or online source. 

FEMFORCE #187/SUPER BABES #1: MORE SEXY SIRENS, MORE SIZZLING SENSATIONS!!!

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.