Status
Available
Publication
DC Comics (2016), Edition: Illustrated, 200 pages
Description
"Based on the hit DC Collectibles product line! As World War II rages across Europe, the Allied forces issue a call to arms for the greatest heroines the world has ever known! With an old villain arising from beyond the grave, Wonder Woman, Batwoman, Kara Starikov, Kortni Duginova and Mera must aid the Allied forces while at home, a brave group of Batgirls must defend the homeland! The incredibly popular DC Collectibles line is brought to life in these stories that reimagine the course of history! From writer Marguerite Bennett (BATGIRL, EARTH 2: WORLD'S END) and featuring artists including Marguerite Sauvage (HINTERKIND), Laura Braga (Witchblade) and Mirka Andolfo (Chaos) comes DC COMICS: BOMBSHELLS VOL. 2 collects #7-12"--
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LibraryThing member lavaturtle
I really liked the first issue, which focused on the Batgirls. The rest of the story was OK, but I didn't find it as compelling. I wish they hadn't killed off Stargirl . Batwoman is my favorite of the major characters here.
LibraryThing member DanieXJ
This TPB mostly had the Tenebrae in it, which were weird blue eyed dead zombies I think? Although there were some other bad guys and gals scattered throughout as well.
We got to see a little bit of Catwoman, which was cool, and Zatanna was quite impressive as well.
But, honestly, the reason I liked
Usually you're lucky to have two lesbians in twelve volumes of something, but, here everyone seems to have some sort of connection to the sapphic.
We got to see a little bit of Catwoman, which was cool, and Zatanna was quite impressive as well.
But, honestly, the reason I liked
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this TPB was there was so much (to my eyes and brain) lesbian/bi/pan/etc. woman loving woman stuff in it. So awesome, and none of the characters seem to blink either when it's used as a serious thing, or as a joke.Usually you're lucky to have two lesbians in twelve volumes of something, but, here everyone seems to have some sort of connection to the sapphic.
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LibraryThing member sweetiegherkin
This book more or less picks up where the previous volume left off. Whereas the last volume felt like it was simply introducing every character, this book felt like a lot of action without necessarily a ton of story. I think my biggest issue is that there are so many characters to follow that each
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character's story feels a little short shrifted. You get a page or two on that character and just as you are starting to get into their story -- poof! you move on to the next character. While I wasn't in love with this book, it was entertaining enough that I'll try the third volume. Show Less
Language
Original language
English
Physical description
200 p.; 10.2 inches
ISBN
1401264484 / 9781401264482