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Grrl Power
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Synopsis:
A comic about super heroines. Well there are guys too but mostly it’s about the girls. Doing the things that super powered girls do. Fighting crime, saving the world, dating, dieting, shopping, etc. There’ll be explosions, cheesecake, beefcake, heroes and villains, angels and demons, cyborgs, ninjas, probably pirates.
Current synopsis by: Florian
Current image by: DaveB
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| DaveB |
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| Do I use too many commas or too few? |
| grandeweasel |
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| Attractively drawn and presented in a well-put together site. Modestly good humor, though the story does not engage; had to get surprisingly far into it before this superhero comic went anywhere beyond nerds chatting in a comic store. Also suffers in readability, as the author needs some serious practice with commas. |
| skythorn |
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A splendid start to the superhero type. I look forward to the comic shop and super hero functions in real life to unfold. I am so NOT reading the character bio\'s beforehand - I want to see this strip evolve.
Not being a professional reviewer I thought I\'d give a go at bits of the initial appearance of the work.
American manga style artwork - standard.
Flat layered Photoshop colours - standard.
Dialogue is teen spunk banter so far - nicely done.
Worldwork - the self referential perspective of realistic superheros hiding in plain sight is well done. Above standard.
Written : January 10th, 2011 | after reading page #21
(note - I gotta get some 0/5 crap comic reviews done so the bell curve of my scores are not skewed towards the 5/5) |
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