Razor

Razor is a gritty, street-level vigilante from London Night Studios' early-'90s indie scene, known for her dark, violent, and uncompromising edge that defined the era's boundary-pushing independent comics. She debuted in 1992 as a stark contrast to mainstream superhero conventions.

Few characters capture the raw, uncompromising energy of early-'90s indie comics quite like Razor, who burst onto the scene in 1992 with a debut issue — Razor #0 — that itself became a collector's landmark. Created by Everette Hartsoe and published through London Night Studios, Razor is a genuine product of the Copper/Modern Age's independent explosion, when scrappy publishers were pushing boundaries that the Big Two wouldn't dare touch. With over three decades of publication history stretching all the way to 2025 and a devoted following built across Razor, Razor: Uncut, and the Razor Archives, this is a character with remarkable staying power — sharing her wild, edgy corner of the London Night universe with fierce company like Stryke, Poizon, and Tommi Gunn. If you're a collector who loves discovering the bold, creator-driven voices that defined indie comics in the '90s and beyond, Razor is absolutely worth your attention.