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Preview – Bomb Queen VII #1

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Brett

Bomb Queen VII #1

story JIMMIE ROBINSON art / cover JIMMIE ROBINSON

Price: $3.50

Forget what you know about Bomb Queen. 100 years in the future, the world has become a utopian paradise. Governments and religion are at peace, but that tranquility is threatened when Bomb Queen is unleashed out of her slumber, however her return won’t come easy when she learns the truth about the new world. A whole new series as shock follows shock for our favorite sovereign. And wait until you see who’s joining the cast!

Preview – Bomb Queen: Gang Bang TPB

Posted on September 29, 2011 by Brett

Official Press Release

Bomb Queen: Gang Bang TPB

story JIMMIE ROBINSON art & cover JIMMIE ROBINSON

Finally, all the BOMB QUEEN one-shot specials in one package. Featuring the women of Shadowline as they battle the queen of mean from Las Vegas to London. Join JIMMIE ROBINSON and friends in this director’s version of the Queen’s best romps with BlackLight, Tempest, Fetish, Rebound and DeeRail.

Review – Bomb Queen VI #4

Posted on February 21, 2011 by Brett

I could take this entire review and make bomb jokes, but this issue is an example of some of the worst when it comes to comics. It’s violent for violent sake. It’s over the top, when it doesn’t have to be. And the worst thing is, it could have been pretty deft political commentary. Bomb Queen VI #4 is a big stinking turd bomb.

President Obama believes he can finally beat the scandalous Bomb Queen, but our favorite super villain is ready to show the world the TRUE meaning of darkest evil. Don’t miss this world-altering conclusion to Bomb Queen vs. Obama where nobody is safe and rivers of blood will flow in the streets.

The solicitation for the comic holds a retailer warning, but really the warning should be how bad the comic is. It has nothing to add, nothing to say other than gratuitous violence, sexuality and a whole lot more I’d like to forget.

I could go on about what I hated in this one issue. But it’s a pass on such a level that I want to forget what I’ve read, and hope I’m not subjected to any more.