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Good Girl Art Quarterly#10
Cover: Mark Heike

Good Girl Art Quarterly #10

Oct 1992 · AC · 3.95 USD; 5.50 CAD
“Mudslinging!”

In "Mudslinging!", Miss Masque takes on a high-stakes television showdown when Hildago Romero smears the Femforce on his show, prompting General Gordon to block the team’s appearance. With no other choice, Miss Masque steps in—only to find herself unexpectedly locked in a mud wrestling match with Madame Boa. Written by Mark Heike and The Count, with art by Norman Hardy Jr. and Richard Pollard, and colored by Rebekah Black, this 1992 issue features a cover by Mark Heike, blending sharp satire with the era’s signature Good Girl Art flair.

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writer, inker Mark Heike · artist Norman Hardy Jr. · colorist Rebekah Black · writer The Count · artist Richard Pollard · cover Mark Heike

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Cast · 29 characters

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writer, inker Mark Heike
colorist Rebekah Black
writer The Count
cover pencils, inks Mark Heike

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Hildago Romero is slandering the Femforce on his television show, but General Gordon refuses to let the Femforce members go on the show to defend themselves. Not being a Femforce member, Miss Masque decides to go on the show to defend them. However, Romero has set up the show so that it quickly turns into a mud wrestling contest between Miss Masque and Madame Boa.

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