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Definitely connected with the "Comicsgate" movement (which, if you didn't know yet, is a group of comics creators and fans who promote a return to good action-packed stories and great art, while staying away from preachy, heavy-handed political messaging..and also depicting sexy women when applicable to the story). Jawbreakers and Cyberfrog, the movement's two biggest comic book fundraising successes, have minor sexy female characters (Xaxi and Heather) which have gotten some attention. There are several books being fundraised which have sexy females as main characters: Jungle Girls, Ravage: Kill All Men (by comics legend Chuck Dixon), and Rags. But all of those seem to have a retro feel, like from the 70s or even the Golden Age.
Blue Mamba is a modern sexy comic, like those published by Avatar/Boundless or Aspen. From writer Jim Healis and artist Ale Garza, the basic premise is a female assassin in a tight outfit (remember Whisper from the 80s?), so there are echoes of the likes of Executive Assistant, Lady Killer and Jennifer Blood. But Mamba (aka Clarissa Dempster) strikes its own path as well - her mission seems to be fighting subversive 'regressive-left' terror organizations like, for example, Antifa, although the sample below doesn't seem didactic at all, it's just a fact embedded into the story. And she is either lesbian or bisexual...highly seductive in any case. We'll see how the story progresses but here is the description of the series. You can go to @BlueMambaComic on Twitter and follow the artist, then support the Indiegogo when it goes live in a few days (info will be posted on the Twitter account).
https://twitter.com/BlueMambaComic
"Clarissa is a former Marine recruited into the assassin trade by a smooth talking politician who recognized her natural ability. When Clarissa isn't working, she's making every effort to have a good life with her wife, Echo. We follow Clarissa as she completes her assignments, works on her marriage to Echo, and discovers she's part of something much bigger."
I couldn't figure out how to upload the pdf, but here is the ashcan for the comic which is downloadable from Dropbox. The ashcan includes a scissoring scene between Clarissa and Echo, so it's definitely "for mature readers". Check it out!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/n1uwoghbzkqjy ... n_v2.1.pdf
