Bombshells. Volume 4, Queens / written by Marguerite Bennett ; art by Laura Braga, Mirka Andolfo, Marguerite Sauvage [and four others] ; color by J. Nanjan, Jeremy Lawson, Marguerite Sauvage, Wendy Broome ; letters by Wes Abbott ; collection cover art by Ant Lucia.
Publisher:
DC Comics,
Copyright Date:
2017
Description:
1 volume (unpaged) : chiefly color illustrations ; 26 cm.
"Vixen created by Gerry Conway and Bob Oksner." "Originally published in single magazine form in DC COMICS: BOMBSHELLS 19-24 and online as DC COMICS: BOMBSHELLS Digital Chapters 55-72."
Contents:
The Batgirls fly by night / Mirka Andolfo, Laura Braga, Pasquale Qualano, Sandy Jarrell, artists -- Men who would be kings / Marguerite Sauvage, Mirka Andolfo, Laura Braga, artists -- Big cats / Mirka Andolfo, Richard Ortiz, Laura Braga, artists -- Mechanical gods / Mirka Andolfo, Pasquale Qualano, Richard Ortiz, artists -- Queen / Matías Begara, Laura Braga, Mirka Andolfo, artists -- What's past is prologue / Richard Ortiz, Laura Braga, artists.
Summary:
"The explosive creative team of writer Marguerite Bennett (BATWOMAN) and artists including Laura Braga (Witchblade), Mirka Andolfo (Ms. Marvel) and Marguerite Sauvage (Faith) bring an all-new chapter in the acclaimed alternate-history saga in DC COMICS: BOMBSHELLS VOL. 4: QUEENS. Technology and terror form an unholy alliance in a world at war, and only the heroines known as the Bombshells can shut it down! As World War II rages around them, Batwoman, Catwoman and Renee Montoya take a journey to Africa to get help from an old ally: Vixen, Queen of Zambesi and co-founder of the Bombshells. But they're not alone. The lethal Cheetah has her claws out, and she's digging them directly into a forbidden site: the dwelling place of the mechanical gods, whose incredible powers could spell triumph for the Reich and the destruction of all that the Bombshells hold dear. Now Vixen, her fellow Bombshells founder Hawkgirl and the rest of the squadron must face their biggest threat yet! Can this brilliant but beleaguered African queen count on the support of a fellow royal--Wonder Woman--to turn the tide?"-- Provided by publisher.
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