Playboy Model Jenny Poussin To Grace Covers Of ‘Starlex’ Comic Book Series
Bluewater releases the new the comic book “STARLEX” featuring Playboy cover model Jenny Poussin on March 27th.
Co-produced by Dead Bride Comics and written by Dan Barnes, Former professional wrestler by the name of “The Metrosexual” Danny Devine. Dody Eka drew the comic book.
Alexis Starling was a Photography student at Los Angeles University. While taking photographs of a meteorite shower, She noticed a shooting star seemingly heading toward her. She snapped away as the star came closer, the star fell faster and faster, she gazed up at it frozen, she could not move. Faster and faster the star fell, closer and closer until… silence. For that split second there was nothing. Time stood still. As the star fused with her body they became one. She fell to the ground; her body sparkling likes the night sky above. She absorbed the power of the star and became Starlex!
“I LOVED taking on the role (and HOT costume) of STARLEX! She is one cool and seXXy photography student! This is a FUN comic and I hope it will be the first of many more to come! And if there is a movie version: you know who to call now! giggle 😉 Big Kiss”, said model Jenny Poussin.
Bluewater has worked previous Playboy models such as Rena Mero (aka Sable from the WWE), Cindy Margolis and Traci Bingham. All of them have graced the covers of some of the top Bluewater comic books such as “10th Muse” & “The Blackbeard Legacy”.
“Several concepts and characters followed including Starlex! I wanted to create not only a sexy new super heroine but a girl with not only immense power but everyday problems that a teenager faces,” said writer Dan Barnes.
Digital copies will also be available for $1.99. Download the comic to your e-reader from iTunes, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Kobo, Google Books, DriveThru Comics, Wowio, iVerse, and more.
About the Author
Richard Boom Richard is the driving force behind Comics for Sinners. His love and admiration for female comic book characters is virtually unparalleled, which immediately explains his biggest 'sin': his Hot Mummy fetish. This sketchbook theme is philogynistic in nature and even the source of his WIP comic book series "The Sisterhood".
