More bionic than ironic
This just seems wrong on several levels:
In this one, the former Alaska governor is blown to smithereens, which I like to think is a small town on the Kenai peninsula; she is subsequently rebuilt, presumably at a cost of $6 million or so, and somehow powered by steam. She then organizes a team of similarly-constituted cyborgs to take on the evil Professor Greenhouse.
I like the cover art, I guess, but I suspect there’s not much of a story here: if there were, they wouldn’t have had to fill up eight pages with pin-up pictures. Now I don’t object to such things — I have a picture of Susan Storm as desktop wallpaper, fercryingoutloud — but eight pages? Beats the hell out of writing, I suppose.
Jeffro »
22 January 2011 · 2:11 pm
Rowhr!
*blink*blink*
I’m sorry, did you say something, Charles?
McGehee »
22 January 2011 · 3:34 pm
I’ll offer the authors of this comic a deal: I won’t write one positing Agatha Heterodyne as a presidential prospect, and they won’t do any more of these.
Joseph Hertzlinger »
22 January 2011 · 11:52 pm
She’s not nuclear powered?
yankeephil »
24 January 2011 · 12:39 pm
Pimping ur blog http://yankeephil.blogspot.com/2011/01/shameless-plugging-on-john-hancocks.html
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