Bomb Queen #4
	Writer & Artist: Jimmie Robinson Colorist: Angel Marin Letterer: Comicraft Asst. Editor: Jeannie Schaffer Editor: Kris Simon Published by: Image Comics *** Rated MATURE ***
	Reviewed by: Bruce Logan

Please note that this mini carries a mature rating. Some…no, MANY readers are sure to find it offensive.

This mini (coming to an end with this issue), is one of the many new titles I picked up after dumping my entire Marvel mainline (Earth-616) pull list i.e. almost 20 titles. Not only is it one of the dozen plus titles I have picked up since then, it has been one of the most disgustingly funny comic series (mini or full) I have read till date.

For anyone not knowing who the Bomb Queen is, well, the closest thing I can come up with to give you an intro about her is…think of DC’s Crime Syndicate (and its members). That means, she is not a good guy, she is the villain, a very scantily dressed one at that (even with all that latex/fabric usage), not to mention the large amount of life and property damage she causes by her actions. Nothing out of the ordinary as yet, well, here’s the twister, the people (of New Port City)…love her.

Anyways, continuing with the rather umm…there is an interesting mixture of violence, sex, colorful language, some more sex with an extra helping of violence thrown in for good measure, and with a last scoop of sensual violence to top it all up. And that is just the first half of the issue.

As for the other half, the final showdown between the ‘Queen and a blue skinned behemoth, Public Power (snicker) takes place with as much pizzazz and blood letting as was the battle between BQ and the last person crazy enough to go against her.

In the end, as with all quite hero….ahem, villain oriented comics, everyone gets what they want, with the notable exception of one mayoral candidate. Even Ashe, the BQ’s sidekicking cat get her fill of sardines (BURRP!). And before we end with issue and the mini, the ‘Queen is benevolent enough to give the readers one last flash of her….assets.

Conclusion: Not for everyone, but those who will be ‘brave’ enough to read it, this has been one hell of a ride.

RATING: 9/10