Death-Rattler #1
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Death-Rattler #1

Writer: Kelly Bender Artist: Ryan Downing Publisher: Markosia Enterprises Release Date: September 16, 2015 Cover Price: $3.99 Critic Reviews: 5
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It was an age of Magic & Science, Steam & Steel. It was a new frontier, but old ways die hard. The Devil's Cross Gang ruled the land and the law was helpless to stop them. But there was hope coming. An orphaned daughter of a murdered farmer is on a quest to rip the world of the gang who killed her pa. The woman known only as...DEATH-RATTLER.

  • 8.0
    First Comics News - Richard Vasseur Nov 17, 2015

    This is one exciting fun filled comic with lots of gorgeous women. You will have a wild time here. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    Comic Booked - Ian Yarington Sep 27, 2015

    I really love western themed movies but aside from a chosen few books I feel like a lot of comics miss the point of westerns. With that being said let me say that Death-Rattler doesn't miss anything in the way it captures the western feel and the overall theme of most of life in the Wild West. Read Full Review

  • 7.4
    Word Of The Nerd - Daniel Kalban Nov 9, 2015

    Hold onto your hats, this is going to be a wild ride. Read Full Review

  • 6.0
    Comic Bastards - Dustin Cabeal Nov 25, 2015

    Like most comics, Death Rattler isn't for everyone. Let's not pretend that there's a comic out there that is for everyone because that's just the nature of the beast. But if you're looking for an entertaining story with a sexy anti-hero that is in control of her life and story, then check out Death Rattler. It may just surprise you. Read Full Review

  • 1.8
    Comic Crusaders - Ben Seeka Feb 16, 2016

    The comic feels like it came from the sexpolitation movement within cinema in the 60's. It doesn't matter whether getting freaky or shooting a Devil's Cross Gang member, the women are all presented as eye candy all the time, and not only is it unrealistic, old-fashioned and offensive, but it lowers the overall value of the comic, and hurts the verisimilitude of the comic's world. Read Full Review

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