ALL-NEW SERIES from writer KARLA PACHECO (Spider-Woman) and artist VINCENZO FEDERICI (Army of Darkness/Bubba Ho-Tep)! Stunning starlet Bettie Page has signed on to a new "tastefully sensual" fantasy film, shooting on a secluded tropical island. But when one of her cast members is MURDERED, everyone on the island is a suspect! WHO is the killer? WHAT is the film's producer hiding? HOW do they get off the island? You'll have to read to discover WHODUNNIT...!
BETTIE PAGE #1 captures the vibe and charm of a classic hijinks film from the Golden Age of Hollywood. Andolfo and Blengino nail Bettie's personality, and the plot is mysterious but light enough to be fun. Read Full Review
The scripting is smooth, the artwork is great, it's got the right color design, and it's a good bit of fun throughout that hits the right notes. I'm definitely looking forward to seeing where this story goes and what Pacheco has in store for Bettie and the gang. Read Full Review
BETTIE PAGE #1 is a charming, silly, baudy start to an imaginary tale in the life of the seminal pinup queen. The writing is lighthearted fun, and the art flows with the tropical breezes. This is a great choice for Bettie Page fans of all ages. Read Full Review
Fans of the comic character and the real-life Page will undoubtedly get a kick out of this latest romp as the series takes quite a few stabs and Old Hollywood while a crew hopelessly struggles to make a new film on a tropical island. Read Full Review
This is not the gutsy, daring, take charge Bettie to which we have become accustomed. Read Full Review
I knew little about the character of Bettie Page going in. As she is portrayed here, she is bright, modest, and quite charming. The comic looks lovely, and has some great banter.
One double splash page from the set of the movie left me in awe. So much going on, and yet so easy to digest.
The plot seems a little tentative so far, but the package is a delight.
Why did I read this? I don't know! I happened to see an article about the explicit cover to this issue shipping without the censor bag, and of course I had to look. I saw that Bettie Page was a very crazy woman, literally. And like any red-blooded man, that attracted me greatly. So I did a little more looking into her, and she was actually a really interesting character. Of course, knowing there were comics using her likeness was weird. I just wanted to see what they were like. It just seems like a fun, middle-of-the-road adventure mystery comic. It reminded me a lot of the first arc of Amazing Mary Jane. I probably won't continue with this but sometimes I like to try things out. I'll definitely continue researching the life and times of Be more
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