Action Lab Entertainment's best-selling witch hunter Lila returns in this third volume, dealing with the heavy fallout from the events of volume two. Emily doesn't want anything to do with Lila, but Ivan won't stop searching for her. And Lila? She looks into her past and gets help from the last place she expected: a good witch!
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Danger Zone’s three most lethal ladies stormed store shelves this August with a special issue 0 primer, and now their explosive mini-series kicks into full gear with the release of DANGER DOLL SQUAD #1 this October!
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DANGER DOLL SQUAD is an all new crossover mini-series featuring our three most popular Danger Zone titles, and kicking off this August with a special issue 0.
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Robert Tonner, renowned doll artist and owner of Phyn & Aero, LLC, has created a unique ball-jointed 18” resin collectable doll based on the comic series DollFace Tales of a Ball-Jointed Witch Hunter, co-created and written by Dan Mendoza and Bryan Seaton.
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My first foray into Action Lab Comics began with Dollface, a book that I only started reading very recently. Catching up with the series has been a particularly shallow type of fun. It's an astoundingly easy read (it's almost more tiring to not read the book) and the art is wonderfully stylish, but its nonstop adherence to stereotypical cheesecake and predictably juvenile humor kept the story from reaching any noteworthy heights.
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Dollface #4 is a pretty straightforward issue as it wraps up the conclusion of the first arc. Unfortunately, there’s nothing too surprising about it. As we saw in the last issue, Janey was plotting to kill them all, to begin with, and so they throw down once again. No backstory business, nothing.
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I’ll say this; I’m glad we know what happened to Ivan. That is to say; we learn what happened to Ivan’s body in this issue as our trio continue telling their story to Janey Belle aka Zombie Tramp. I’ll be honest; I don’t remember why they’re working together anymore. I know it’s about the book… but it escapes me as to why.
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I’m way late on reviewing this, but I didn’t want it to slip by before the next issue. One because I enjoy it and two because it’s pretty different than a lot of other comics out there right now. A big thing for me is that even though this is a “hunter” comic book, it’s not annoying or repetitive like those stories tend to be. The fact that two issues into this series and we’re still revealing how our trio came to be and why they ran into Janey from Zombie Tramp have all yet to be revealed.
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I’ve been waiting to read Dollface since supporting the Kickstarter. Having gotten my print copies and my digital I could have reviewed it early but had too much going on. I’m a big fan of Dan Mendoza’s. Every since discovering the first volume of Zombie Tramp at Long Beach Comic Expo, I have followed his work. Needless to say, I was excited about a new series from him, especially with him illustrating it.
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I'm not too surprised. Danger Zone, an imprint of Action Lab, has shown that you can do cheesecake in comics still as long as you actually have a story that's not just boobs on the page. I actually just got my Kickstarter copy of this issue and it looks great. I'm going to crack it open after this post and you can beat on an early review.
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I'm always down to check out new Action Lab titles and there's more than a few that are interesting in this lineup. Check out the details below and get to pre-ordering, especially Dollface which is going to have a ton of variants and interest.
Read MoreWhen I wrote this amazing piece about the Kickstarter I had a feeling, it would wind up at Danger Zone, an imprint of Action Lab Entertainment. I actually backed the project, so hopefully, I'll read it before it's released. Either way, it's Dan Mendoza... and I love his comics.
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