Exclusive Extended Previews: RED SONJA #70 & PANTHA #4

Each week Dynamite Entertainment gives us an extended look at some of their comics. You can get a look at all of this week's Dynamite previews HERE. If you want to see more of Red Sonja and Pantha, you just need to look below.

RED SONJA #70

32 pages FC • $3.99 • Teen +

Written by ERIC TRAUTMANN

Art by MARCIO ABREU

Cover by WALTER GEOVANI

Witness the thrilling conclusion of Red Sonja’s battle alongside a kingdom’s most legendary swordsman, against an ancient creature of limitless eldritch and physical power! To the death!

Have you been keeping up with PANTHA? Here's a look at the fourth issue.

PANTHA #4

32 pages FC • $3.99 • Teen +

Written by BRANDON JERWA

Art by POW RODRIX

Cover by MARK TEXEIRA

Fans, ask your retailer for this variant incentive cover!

TEXEIRA “virgin art” cover retailer incentive

“Dangerous Game" reaches its wild conclusion! It's Nature VS. Nurture as Pantha must choose between the life she knows in the present, and the destiny that was set for her in the past! Is she a Goddess of Egypt - or an Agent of Order?

I guess all the giant snakes are meant to be phallus metaphors for our horny, half naked heroines?

if money wasnt a issue id still be getting REd Sonja.

@Saturnus: Or, sometimes a giant snake is just, you know, a giant snake.

@Saturnus said:

I guess all the giant snakes are meant to be phallus metaphors for our horny, half naked heroines?

LMAO.

DYNAMITE is known for their bikini costumes .;3

Yeah. That's exactly what I was thinking when I had a fantasy heroine fight dragons.

Which is, obviously, completely unprecedented in fantasy stories.

-E

@KEROGA said:

DYNAMITE is known for their bikini costumes .;3

Yeah because you know other companies make their super heroines wear sacks.

I don't understand why people give Dynamite grief over character designs.. that have been around longer then the company itself, but they over look other companies like DC and Marvel.

Simply wonderful, both of these titles. Can't find a thing wrong with either, seriously!

Not including the covers, I am just not digging the art in either of these two books. If I were to venture a guess, the Pantha title will be short lived.