The Cretaceous–Tertiary extinction event only served to strengthen their resolve. Here, dinosaurs still roam the earth, laughing in the face of natural selection. Our adventure takes place in the Savage Land, a hidden realm of prehistoric terror where the battle for survival never ends. Won't you join me as we delve deeper into this nuanced piece of literature? I've just finished my copy of Shanna, The She-Devil – A rousing tale about the often contentious relationship between man and nature. I mean, I'd read this story even if Shanna weren't so, well, Shanna.Oh, hello reader. It's told well, with interesting plot and character development. The Lost World plot isn't the most original tale in the world, but heck, you rarely go wrong when you throw dinosaurs, Nazis and superstrong supermodels into the pot and stir. I mean, there's teeth and claws and blood and wow! And not just because Shanna wears loincloths, either the characters and settings are realistic and expressive, and the dinosaurs just rock. If you haven't caught on yet, the art in Shanna is extraordinary. Shanna has muscle definition, and when she lifts a velociraptor and hurls it over a tree, her arms and legs are thick enough to make it look possible. They're also appropriately muscled no teenyboppers with a waifish bod, spindly limbs and strength like a rhino here. But gravity works, and when Cho's women move, their bits move accordingly. Sure, they typically have a bra size (if they typically wore bras, that is) higher than most folks' IQs. The nice thing about Cho's women is, they look real. well, while the dying won't be pleasant, at least the view will be nice as you go. You've got a plague, little medication and dwindling supplies.Īnd you've got Shanna, a biologically engineered killing machine with a body that. You've got a lost Nazi fortress where scientists labored over illegal genetic experiments.
You've got a Lost World environment, with dinosaurs and other giant predators galore. Let's see, you've got a heavily-armed paramilitary group marooned on a distant island. Talk about your action-adventure delights. Or, pick up a copy of Shanna the She-Devil, an eye-popping miniseries collected by Marvel. For a regular fix of Cho's women (and anthropomorphic animals, if that's your thing), check out Liberty Meadows. Frank Cho knows women, and few comic-book artists today can draw them like he can.
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