COMIC
About
Barbie Reed gets laid off from her computer programming job the same day her fifteen-year-old daughter Penny is arrested at a peaceful protest. When Barbie picks her up from jail, she has no idea what happened to Penny at the demonstration. Fed up with playing by the rules, Barbie rallies tech-savvy moms with a radical plan to force the world to change.
Creative Team
Writer: Jay Sandlin
Artist: Patrick Mulholland
Colorist: Adriano Augusto
Letterer: Cynna Ael
Editor: Nicole D'Andria
Creative Team
Writer: Jay Sandlin
Artist: Patrick Mulholland
Colorist: Adriano Augusto
Letterer: Cynna Ael
Editor: Nicole D'Andria
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Reviews
"Barbie Reed may be breaking the internet, but she's saving comics. This book is exciting, politically pertinent, and brilliantly illustrated."
Blake's Buzz
"An engrossing introduction that addresses the fears of an all-too-familiar reality but with the sort of technicolor bombast only comics can deliver. Mom is coming to f**k some sh*t up, and this aging punk cannot wait to read what happens next!"
Eric Palicki
"In a time where standing up for what is right is needed more and more, Jay Sandlin and his creative team delivers an entertaining comic adventure about activism that corrals the idea of freedom of speech and the freedom to assemble through the lens of a tech world that's being heavily guarded and borderline ostracized by a warden of a President. With shades of what could come in real life, Mom Br
Brian Hawkins
Extended Details
- SeriesMom Breaks the Internet #1