LGBT Comic Of The Week: So Super Duper
After having a doom and gloom filled weekend with the latest DMZ trade and the first DVD (of four) of Lost Odyssey, I found it quite refreshing to read LGBT indie creator Brian Andersen's superhero satire, So Super Duper. The comic stars Psyche, a newly inducted superhero whose powers involve "sensing evil." Yep, that's it. Oh and did I mention he's part of a demented JLA-like team and that he's stuck so far deep into the closet that he's found himself in Narnia? The comic delivers on the comedy, as well as some surprisingly touching scenes. While the main character's introduction may leave you grating your teeth in annoyance, he slowly matures into a likable everyday guy who has great responsibility thrust upon him. The art may not win any awards, but Brian's passion is inherently addictive and you'll soon find yourself wanting to read the next issue. You can order Brian's comic online via his comic's website at http://www.sosuperduper.com/ .
You can also find the comic at the following fine comic shops: Isotope Comics, Whatever..., and Foto-Grafix Books in San Francisco, Hub Comics in Somerville, MA, and Austin Books in Austin, TX.
Don't forget to support other LGBT creators like Brian by visiting Prism Comics. They have a ton of comics for sale, as well as interesting articles and creator profiles. Stay tuned for future collaborations!
jonostarsmore
Posted to Comic of the Week on 18 March 2008
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