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* [[Anything That Moves]]: Bomb Queen enjoys "all genders, ages, and preferences both legal and illegal." |
* [[Anything That Moves]]: Bomb Queen enjoys "all genders, ages, and preferences both legal and illegal." |
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* [[Author Filibuster]] / [[Author Tract|Tract]]: Bomb Queen usually gives a spectacularly [[Anvilicious]] one of these, either before [[Karma Houdini|getting away scot-free]] or to flabbergast some [[Straw Loser]] with her [[Blatant Lies|sage wisdom]] (usually ending in [[Straw Man Has a Point]]). Her latest one was about how [[What Do You Mean |
* [[Author Filibuster]] / [[Author Tract|Tract]]: Bomb Queen usually gives a spectacularly [[Anvilicious]] one of these, either before [[Karma Houdini|getting away scot-free]] or to flabbergast some [[Straw Loser]] with her [[Blatant Lies|sage wisdom]] (usually ending in [[Straw Man Has a Point]]). Her latest one was about how [[What Do You Mean It's Not Didactic?|she's no worse than people who protested against]] [[George W Bush]], and how [[Blatant Lies|her city stands for justice]]. |
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* [[Ax Crazy]] |
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* [[Follow the Leader]]: Prior to Bomb Queen, Jimmie Robinson made some comic books, mostly in genres that don't sell well these days. Some feel it was the poor sales of these titles that led him to [[Creator Breakdown|go in the opposite direction]], and copy writers like [[Garth Ennis]] and [[Mark Millar]], dialling the [[Gorn]] [[Up to Eleven]]. |
* [[Follow the Leader]]: Prior to Bomb Queen, Jimmie Robinson made some comic books, mostly in genres that don't sell well these days. Some feel it was the poor sales of these titles that led him to [[Creator Breakdown|go in the opposite direction]], and copy writers like [[Garth Ennis]] and [[Mark Millar]], dialling the [[Gorn]] [[Up to Eleven]]. |
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* [[Plot Induced Stupidity]]: Usually given to any character [[Crossover|from the Image Universe]] who stands up to Bomb Queen. |
* [[Plot Induced Stupidity]]: Usually given to any character [[Crossover|from the Image Universe]] who stands up to Bomb Queen. |
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* [[Refuge in Audacity]] / [[Refuge in Vulgarity|Vulgarity]]: Both the main character and the series itself is very much guilty of this. |
* [[Refuge in Audacity]] / [[Refuge in Vulgarity|Vulgarity]]: Both the main character and the series itself is very much guilty of this. |
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* [[Right-Hand-Cat]]: Ashe. |
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** [[The Starscream]]: Though he turns out to be a hate demon. |
** [[The Starscream]]: Though he turns out to be a hate demon. |
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* [[Schedule Slip]]: Bomb Queen VI #2 took '''''fourteen months''''' to come out. |
* [[Schedule Slip]]: Bomb Queen VI #2 took '''''fourteen months''''' to come out. |
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Revision as of 11:52, 8 January 2014
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"Well shit is different here Barbie. I run the show in New Port City. I run it my way. The villain, got it!? Murderers, rapists, pedophiles and drug dealers don't wait for some asshole superhero or dial up Invincible when shit gets fucked up. Heroes aren't welcome in this town. People here want some one who represents them. That's me... The Queen!"
—Bomb Queen
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Bomb Queen is an American comic book character, created by Jimmie Robinson. She first appeared in Image Comics' Bomb Queen Vol. 1, #1, and has subsequently appeared in five limited series, two single-issue specials, a Crossover in Savage Dragon #134, and a sixth volume currently unfinished.
The Queen is a villainess who has eliminated and subsequently banned all superheroes from the fictional city of New Port City. She rules the city as a benevolent dictator; the limitations she has placed over the city's criminals have made her a popular leader.
Famous for being Worse Than It Sounds, yet still apparently being popular enough to have six miniseries.
This comic book contains examples of:
- Anything That Moves: Bomb Queen enjoys "all genders, ages, and preferences both legal and illegal."
- Author Filibuster / Tract: Bomb Queen usually gives a spectacularly Anvilicious one of these, either before getting away scot-free or to flabbergast some Straw Loser with her sage wisdom (usually ending in Straw Man Has a Point). Her latest one was about how she's no worse than people who protested against George W Bush, and how her city stands for justice.
- Ax Crazy
- Follow the Leader: Prior to Bomb Queen, Jimmie Robinson made some comic books, mostly in genres that don't sell well these days. Some feel it was the poor sales of these titles that led him to go in the opposite direction, and copy writers like Garth Ennis and Mark Millar, dialling the Gorn Up to Eleven.
- Good Is Dumb: It is when it faces off against Bomb Queen.
- Hot Amazon
- Hypocritical Humor: In promotional material for the sixth Bomb Queen miniseries, a background character notes how unoriginal Image Comics are in putting out a comicbook with Barack Obama on the cover
- I'm a Humanitarian: In one issue, it's heavily implied that Bomb Queen is having children made into food for her hungry townspeople.
- Karma Houdini: Bomb Queen never gets her comeuppance. Ever.
- Mad Bomber
- More Dakka
- Plot Induced Stupidity: Usually given to any character from the Image Universe who stands up to Bomb Queen.
- Refuge in Audacity / Vulgarity: Both the main character and the series itself is very much guilty of this.
- Right-Hand-Cat: Ashe.
- The Starscream: Though he turns out to be a hate demon.
- Schedule Slip: Bomb Queen VI #2 took fourteen months to come out.
- Sinister Shades: Visor... thing.
- Stripperific
- Villain Protagonist
- Villain With Good Publicity: Quite literally, in-universe; Bomb Queen delivers the aforementioned Anvilicious Author Filibuster on Da Vue.
- Wretched Hive