Plot
1994 and 1995 saw the emergence of a “bad girl” trend in comics. With comics like Lady Death, Razor, and Avengelyne, it seemed like suddenly every female character came equipped with a sword, a skimpy costume, and a bad attitude.
Blackout Comics was certainly no stranger to this phenomenon. Their Bad Girls of Blackout title served as a sampler to the adventures of their own stable of bad girl beauties. The “Zero issue” preview, for instance, unites age-old vampire Lady Vampre with the invulnerable Violet (from Extremes of Violet) and vigilantes Ms. Cyanide & Ice against a magic-endowed Jack the Ripper. Later issues added the female Ninja Hari Kari (“Her art is death!”) to the mix.