Action Girl Comics #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Action Girl in: Dress Code," Action Girl and Neutrina clash over a band’s shift from underground roots to mainstream success, sparking a deeper conversation about authenticity and image. When Neutrina questions the practicality of her iconic fishnet stockings and high heels, the duo sets out to design a new, more functional uniform—complete with boots and pants—testing how far a hero’s style can evolve without losing their identity. Written by Sarah Dyer and illustrated by Elim Mak, with cover art by Sarah Dyer, this 1995 issue captures a moment of self-reflection in a world where looks matter as much as action.
In "Action Girl in: Dress Code," Action Girl and Neutrina clash over a band’s decision to sign with a major label, sparking a deeper conversation about authenticity and style. When Neutrina questions the practicality of her iconic fishnet stockings and heels, the two team up to design a new, more functional uniform—complete with boots and pants—though she’s unsure how her fans will react.
In "Dracula Gets Stood Up!" from Action Girl Comics #4 (1995), the undead vampire waits patiently for a date who never arrives, only to find himself exposed to the rising sun. With no time to spare, he improvises—using the heart-shaped candy box meant for his date to shield his face and hailing a taxi to escape the light.
In "Susanoo The Brawler," Susan faces off against a series of increasingly bold candy-selling fundraisers, starting with Jill from All Girls Together, who arrives at her door with a pitch—and a fight. When a $2 price tag sparks a showdown, Susan’s quick fists prove she’s no pushover, and the battle escalates with each return visit. Written by a creator whose name isn’t listed and illustrated by an artist whose name isn’t listed, the story captures a playful yet fierce clash of wills in a single, punchy sequence.
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Reprinted in Soundtrack: Short Stories 1989-1996 #[nn] (2001)
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