 National Comics Looker #1 $5.50 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Ian Edginton (A) Mike S. Miller (CA) Guillem March • New digital-first adventures! • Emily Briggs was a top supermodel until she was turned into a vampire! • Briggs uses her supernatural powers to protect the innocent as they navigate the corrupt world of high fashion and modeling! • A fresh, sexy take on a classic DC character! Date Available: 08/29/2012
BONUS REVIEW by John "Doc" Schaefer
 The former Outsider femme fatale gets a new lease on life thanks to our friends at National Comics. After their initial look at Kid Eternity, this second one shot shows a positive direction by DC Comics. Hopefully, these one shots will lead into something bigger and better. These books, and Looker is a prime example, give us a quick glance into characters that would not been able to carry their own weight in one of the 52 main titles but are worth taking that glance. The mystery behind the woman known as Looker is as intrigueing now as when she was first introduced back in the 80's. Questions are left unanswered and mysteries are left unsolved. The only thing this book is missing is a last page blurb letter column (ala classic 1950's DC form) asking us the readers to sent in our letters demanding more. The answer would be a resounding yes! I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W) Ian Edginton (A) Mike S. Miller (CA) Guillem March • New digital-first adventures! • Emily Briggs was a top supermodel until she was turned into a vampire! • Briggs uses her supernatural powers to protect the innocent as they navigate the corrupt world of high fashion and modeling! • A fresh, sexy take on a classic DC character! Date Available: 08/29/2012
BONUS REVIEW by John "Doc" Schaefer
The former Outsider femme fatale gets a new lease on life thanks to our friends at National Comics. After their initial look at Kid Eternity, this second one shot shows a positive direction by DC Comics. Hopefully, these one shots will lead into something bigger and better. These books, and Looker is a prime example, give us a quick glance into characters that would not been able to carry their own weight in one of the 52 main titles but are worth taking that glance. The mystery behind the woman known as Looker is as intrigueing now as when she was first introduced back in the 80's. Questions are left unanswered and mysteries are left unsolved. The only thing this book is missing is a last page blurb letter column (ala classic 1950's DC form) asking us the readers to sent in our letters demanding more. The answer would be a resounding yes! I give it 9 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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