Black Scorpion
105 pages · Released Nov 17, 2015 · Bluewater Productions
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Black Scorpion is a comic book adaptation featuring a vigilante superhero dealing with crime and personal tragedy. The story contains moderate action violence typical of the superhero genre, some dark themes around revenge and loss, and occasional mature content. It's best suited for readers comfortable with graphic novel conventions and themes of grief-driven vigilantism.
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Roger Corman’s femme fatale superhero gets reborn, as Black Scorpion, once again prowling the streets of Angel City. In this dark redux of the popular film and TV series, Detective Darcy Walker, consumed with revenge by the murder of her father, dons a mask to strike at criminals that deem themselves above the law. Roger Corman’s femme fatale superhero gets reborn, as Black Scorpion, once again prowling the streets of Angel City. In this dark redux of the popular film and TV series, Detective Darcy Walker, consumed with revenge by the murder of her father, dons a mask to strike at criminals that deem themselves above the law.
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ISBN 9781123988222 · Bluewater Productions