Cabra Cini: Voodoo Junkie Hitwoman Heralds a Dark New Year
Cabra Cini has made quite a few appearances here and there, primarily in various anthologies. Being part of collections is great for a character, but sometimes that character wants a little more. Like starring in their own miniseries, which is where Cabra Cini finds herself in with Cabra Cini: Voodo Junkie Hitwoman - Dark New Year. It's written by Sam Johnson, illustrated by Bruno Letizia, Nathan Ramirez and R.D. Ricci, published by Actuality Press. Oh and it's free.
“We've been working on the mini-series for some time,” says Cabra's creator/writer Sam Johnson, “and with the art underway on the final story, it's time to introduce Cabra to a wider audience with 'Dark New Year.' I hope you're ready for what's coming!”
No longer willing to let her boyfriend/pimp treat her like dirt, Cabra Cini got lethal payback with the help of voodoo magik - and liked it. Voodoo became her new addiction and Cabra has cleaned up her act and forged a deadly new vocation. "Voodoo Trespass," Cabra's debut story, throws us headlong into her twisted world, when she is hired by bereaved parents to take out the teenage boy who killed their daughter, playing vampire. Cabra utilizes her magik to access a dimension known as The Infinity, which, for those who trespass upon it, can serve as a dimensional gateway between where they are and wherever they want to go. Though with what The Rook, the ruler of The Infinity, throws at its abusers, the journey can come at a monstrously high cost.
“Cabra has broken free of her life as a beaten-down hooker and is a badass, independent, strong woman,” continues Johnson, before concluding ominously, “With what's coming her way in the mini-series, she's going to need to be.”
Full press release below.
Cabra Cini: Voodoo Junkie Hitwoman heralds in a Dark New Year!
Following a number of anthology appearances, cult character Cabra Cini is graduating to her own mini-series, and this is previewed in Free Digital Comic Cabra Cini: Voodoo Junkie Hitwoman - Dark New Year; which also re-presents 'The Voodoo Lady's debut story.
“We've been working on the mini-series for some time,” says Cabra's creator/writer Sam Johnson, “and with the art underway on the final story, it's time to introduce Cabra to a wider audience with 'Dark New Year.' I hope you're ready for what's coming!”
No longer willing to let her boyfriend/pimp treat her like dirt, Cabra Cini got lethal payback with the help of voodoo magik - and liked it. Voodoo became her new addiction and Cabra has cleaned up her act and forged a deadly new vocation…
'Voodoo Trespass', Cabra's debut story, throws us headlong into her twisted world, when she is hired by bereaved parents to take out the teenage boy who killed their daughter, ‘playing vampire’. Cabra utilizes her magik to access a dimension known as ‘The Infinity’– Limbo’s ‘crazy cousin, locked away in the attic’ – which, for those who trespass upon it, can serve as a dimensional gateway between where they are and wherever they want to go. Though with what The Rook, the ruler of The Infinity, throws at its abusers, the journey can come at a monstrously high cost.
Beyond the horrors of The Infinity, we meet some of the characters who will also feature in Cabra's forthcoming mini-series, including her friend-with-benefits Geoff; her pet werewolf El Hombre Lobo; and insane Neo-Nazi White Out and his lobotomized butler Chives...
“Cabra has broken free of her life as a beaten-down hooker and is a badass, independent, strong woman,” continues Johnson, before concluding ominously, “With what's coming her way in the mini-series, she's going to need to be.”
Written by Johnson (Geek-Girl, The Almighties), illustrated by Bruno Letizia, Nathan Ramirez, and R.D. Ricci (Ligeia the Vampire, Reborn, The Shadow of Rivene) , published by Actuality Press and suggested for 'Mature Readers,' the 17-page Cabra Cini: Voodoo Junkie Hitwoman – Dark New Year is Out Now, and available FREE at www.actualitypress.com and www.drivethrucomics.com
Praise for Cabra Cini:
“This is something new altogether. I give it my recommendation. Strongly.”
-Michael Wearden, Mike's Comic Blog.
“The pacing’s fast, the art is moving, the surprises many. I applaud Cabra Cini for breaking the limits that female characters can play in comics.”
-Wayne Hall, Major Spoilers.
“Smart, effective and highly entertaining. This is a rising talent in the comics industry.”
-Steven Leitman, Reading with a Flight Ring.
“Cabra Cini has the potential of being the next Buffy the Vampire Slayer.”
-Don Smith, Investcomics.
“A hard hitting story with incredible artwork. I'm already a junkie and quite addicted to this character and can't wait for more.
-Bill Gladman, Comic Related.
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