Hi all,
I couldn’t log off from 2006 without uploading a small gift for you all for Christmas.
As I stated in my previous post, I consider DF Fan to be one of the web’s best and most creative comic book designers and we are privileged to be able to work with him.
I would therefore like to extend an invitation to you all to read DF Fan’s latest comic book chapter absolutely free – no charge! All you have to do is go to the following link where you can read a ten-page chapter.
FREE COMIC BOOK – https://www.superheroines.net/blog/free/superwoman-powerswap
I hope you all have a great Christmas and new year, and I’ll be back with the heroines on the 2nd January 2007.
Merry Christmas!!
Jon
A bit of a nitpick about the first issue of Power Swap. Although Super Woman can likely handle the vaccum of outer space without problem, but if she tried to carry ordinary human crewmen from a space station to Earth, the people would be toast. Even a spacesuit wouldn’t protect them from the heat of reentry, no matter what Super Woman did.
Maybe she just carried the entire ship down….
The best thing is that DF Fan is back; he can do really elaborate strips.
I appreciate the comments (and criticism) from everyone, and honestly just love doing stuff like this. I think Jumper raises a vaild point, yet his concerns have been prevelent in comics for a very long time. Sometimes you just have to “give” a little to imagination to help the story line. I mean we all have wondered where Wonder Woman could really PARK the invisible jet in a busy downtown area, and flying people at super human speed (regardless of space) would probably scamble their molecules! 🙂 LOL!
I will work on it in the future and hopefully will have more to come. But of course, nothing would be possible without Jon’s help and permission. His models are outstanding, and he really is a great person.
Hope everyone had a nice holiday and I look forward to hearing more opinons about what you liked…and disliked! 🙂
DF_Fan
No blog yet on Part 7, but I thought it was rather a letdown. Seemed like pulling a rabbit out of the hat.