Rip-Jaw

Prowling the pages of AC Comics' beloved FemForce, Rip-Jaw made a splash in 1985's second issue of that landmark series — a Bronze Age debut courtesy of creators Bill Black and Mark Heike. Part of a colorful rogues' gallery that keeps company with the likes of Colt, Turk, and a cast of memorable characters including Claudette Meyler, Joan Wayne, and Valencia Kirk, this villain brings an unmistakable edge to one of independent comics' most cherished superhero titles. With only five catalog appearances across a tight 1985–1990 window, Rip-Jaw is a genuine deep-cut discovery — the kind of character that rewards the dedicated FemForce collector who loves the raw, scrappy energy of Bronze Age indie comics at their most fun.