Moore & Reppion Make "Damsels" Dangerous

[CBR News]

In Dynamite Entertainment's new series, the writing team of Leah Moore and John Reppion remix classic princesses like Rapunzel, Sleeping Beauty & the Little Mermaid and the concept of the sexy fairy tale with "Damsels."


Full article here.

[transvestitegod]

Has Leah Moore ever done any work for DC Comics? lol.

[fredmanson]

At last, an US comic book made by two European women. Whoooooooo-hoooooo!!!!
No fucking US touch in it. Great!!!!!

[Arvandor]

At last, an US comic book made by two European women. Whoooooooo-hoooooo!!!!
No fucking US touch in it. Great!!!!!

Are you drunk? That's a husband and wife team.

[Mr. Holmes]

This actually sounds pretty good. I hope they do something really interesting, and really draw from those fairy tale/fantasy authors cited in the interview.

[tony ingram]

Has Leah Moore ever done any work for DC Comics? lol.

Leah and John, along with Alan Moore and Shane Oakley, created the Albion limited series published by Wildstorm (which was by that time owned by DC) back in 2005-2006.

At last, an US comic book made by two European women. Whoooooooo-hoooooo!!!!
No fucking US touch in it. Great!!!!!

John Reppion is not a woman, and Leah and John are British, not European. Leah is Alan Moore's daughter, and John is her husband. Do you have some problem with non American creators?

[RoyalTailor]

I'm excited about 'Damsels' but I wish that J. Scott Campbell was doing the interior illustrations. I prefer his artistic style over Aneke.

[Mr. Holmes]

John Reppion is not a woman, and Leah and John are British, not European. Leah is Alan Moore's daughter, and John is her husband. Do you have some problem with non American creators?

That I did not know! I was just initially sold on the concept, but had some reservations they may do something shallow. This looks like a must buy now

I'm excited about 'Damsels' but I wish that J. Scott Campbell was doing the interior illustrations. I prefer his artistic style over Aneke.

I like J Scot Campbell, and used to read his Gen 13. But looking back, I don't mind cheesecake, but he overdoes it.

[transvestitegod]

British, not European.

Excuse me?

[dupont2005]

I'm excited about 'Damsels' but I wish that J. Scott Campbell was doing the interior illustrations. I prefer his artistic style over Aneke.

Eh... Him working on a comic pretty much guarantees I won't buy it, even if it's just a cover.

[tony ingram]

Excuse me?

If you take a random sampling of people in the street in any city, town or village in the UK and ask them if they consider themselves European, I guarantee a majority will say "no, I'm British". We are an island nation, and for the most part have never really considered ourselves European, culturally or geographically. We are a part of the EC, yes, but then, the Government never consulted the general public about that, and the EC is a purely political construct. I am not European. I am English first and British second.