They started out as statues, then became variant covers designs, then they moved into actual DC online comic books themselves.
And the fans love them.
Monday, July 3, 2017
DC Comics Bombshells
The DC Comics Bombshells franchise in 2011, when DC Collectibles ran across Ant Lucia’s prints that depicted DC superheroines as pin-up girls.
They started out as statues, then became variant covers designs, then they moved into actual DC online comic books themselves.
And the fans love them.
They started out as statues, then became variant covers designs, then they moved into actual DC online comic books themselves.
And the fans love them.
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