Miss V Showgirl From Hell

Review of "April's Le Tout Burlesque" by Biohaz_Daddy

2010-02-24T17:58:00.000-08:00

Biohaz_Daddy, admin and comics connoisseur @ Heromorph, the comics fan site, reviews "April's Le Tout Burlesque":

Guess what came to me in the mail today... Give up? It was my very own, hot off the press, copy of of "April's Le Tout Burlesque". Nothing could have delighted me more than seeing the mailman pull out the cardboard 10x14 envelope and place it in my mailbox. I just so happened to be watching from my living room window when it arrived, and it was like being a kid all over again. It was around 2pm, I was still in my PJs , and my hair was standing up, uncombed, like a rooster (I love weekends). Of course I quickly slipped on my winter boots and made a dash for the mail before any harm could come to my much anticipated package. There lay the envelope, slightly bowed, and bent, as it was too big for my mailbox. I snagged that bad boy, ever so gently, and scooted as fast as I could back in doors... I live in Wisconsin, and it currently is a bit too chilly to be out in your pajamas. Even thick ones that happen to have Homer Simpson plastered all over them.

Back inside I gingerly pulled the opener strip and peered inside. There it was. Nestled inside a polymer protective sleeve and between a copy of Irwin Alien's "Spacescape" and "Wyliman" #1.

The first thing that hit me was just how damn good that cover looks in print. I don't think I could have imagined the design would be so perfect for print. Try to keep in mind that our very own co_04 did all of the design work himself, then you will begin to see just how talented he is to have done so beautiful a job on it. The quality of the printing is such that co's work loses none of it's impact. Then I thought, this cover quality is just too damn fine for the measly $3.99 price. Suddenly I was afraid to open the book, because I was convinced the interior quality was sacrificed to allow for the exorbitant price tag of the glossy cover. It took a deep cleansing breath to proceed and then... pure joy. There was April in full glorious high rez splender. She's laying nude under some sheets. Her beautiful form brought to life by the talents of one Mr Chris J. Cole, Heromorph's very own co_04.

I knew that I would enjoy the book, because like so many of us here at Heromorph I watched co_04 develop and execute many of the skits that are in the pages of "April's Le Tout Burlesque". But I had no idea just how wonderfully suited his work is for the printed page. And I certainly had no idea just how good the print on demand comic quality would be from Indy Planet. Once I had this comic in my hands and started reading through it, I couldn't wipe the smile off of my face. Bravo Chris!

And thank you, Mr Harzard, for a most generous review!

April Fewells: in print available

2010-01-20T18:50:00.000-08:00

Miss V's adversary, April Fewells, now has her own comic "April's Le Tout Burlesque" in print available at
IndyPlanet.

See April in over 5 comic sketches, vignettes and blackouts. Total PG fanboy fare from this reputable Print On Demand publisher. It makes a swell gift, too ;-)
28 inside pages.

Miss V Origins Page 9

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Miss V Origins Page 8

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Miss V Origins Page 7

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Miss V Origins Page 6

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Miss V Origins Page 5

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Miss V Origins Page 4

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Miss V Origins Page 3

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Miss V Origins Page 2

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Miss V: The Origins

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Not long ago, I had created a fan-based comic of Harley Quinn in Las Vegas, as a brief story for the comics fan site, Heromorph (see links). Because the comic was fan-produced, regards to DC copyrights of the Harley Quinn character were not an issue. As the story evolved, I introduced a new original character, Miss V (or Vee, as seen here). She was only a minor figure, but by the time the story ended I decided I had plans for her besides just making her a victim in a Vegas casino bombing. As the ending suggests, it is not "curtains" for Miss V, and she re-invents herself from washed-up showgirl to a new heroine, out to stop Harley. In the new comic, the character presently identified as "Harley Quinn" will be altered.

--co, 2009

Coming In 2009!

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