What’s this—a review of a kids’ comic book, at Comics for Sinners—a site dedicated to more adult-themed fare? Well, when the story involves the Scooby Gang joining forces with Wonder Woman, and Daphne and Velma training as Amazons on Paradise Island, why not? This one-off tale comes to you courtesy of series writer and friend of The ’Warp, Sholly Fisch (Action Comics, Catwoman, The All-New Batman: The Brave and the Bold), and artist Dario Brizuela, and overall is a great series for fans young and old. Head over to Comics for Sinners right now and check out my review of Scooby-Doo Team-Up #5!
And if you’re a fan of Mr. Fisch’s always enjoyable comics work, then you should definitely order a copy of The Saga of Pandora Zwieback Annual #1, in which you’ll find Sholly’s tale of demons and watering holes drawn by none other than comics legend Ernie Colon! And might I add that this 56-page tome includes two amazing stories written by…well, me? One’s a short story about vampires in a shopping mall; the other—drawn by Lorelei: Sects and the City artist Eliseu Gouveia—involves Pan and her boyfriend, Javier, on a date interrupted by one of his ex-girlfriends…who just so happens to be a mythological siren. Talk about awkward situations!
Visit the Pandora Zwieback Annual product page for all the ordering information, as well as sample art.
And look! It’s the first non–femme fatale review I’ve posted at Comics for Sinners, after my reviews of Dynamite’s Vampirella #1–2, Dejah of Mars #1–2, and The Blood Queen #1. As C4S owner (and major comics lover) Richard Boom recently explained to me, just because the site focuses on comic books featuring scantily clad leading ladies, that doesn’t mean we can’t be more inclusive of the good non-bad-girl comics out there that catch our eye (like Scooby-Doo Team-Up). So expect to see a wider range of review subjects in the coming days and weeks.
