In another world, two sisters/two Queens fight over the prophecy that was heralded by the birth of an Albino child, which spoke of the end of a kingdom but the beginning of a new Empire.
P. Skylar Owens, Anias Gurl
Standard Comic
Full Color
Page Count: 28
To escape death the child was secretly sent to the savage nation of ‘Ubandaras’ to be taught the ways of a warrior Queen. No longer a child of the Icy North, she is now the white princess Kinde’.
The Northern Warrior Angar Ragnarok delivers the child Braenara Klanaad into the care of the jungle Queen Natiri. Raised in the savage ways, Braenara becomes the white princess Kinde’. But dark magic brews from her homeland, on the mission to end the threat of her foretold reign by her jealous aunt, Queen Cordina. A mysterious witchdoctor empowers the young girl with blossoming abilities, but will it be enough to save her future?
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trogon (verified owner) –
A promising start to a story that will likely never be continued, seeing as this is labeled a one-shot and 9 years later has yet to be revisited.
Essentially a Celtic princess adopted into an African tribe (though ostensibly this all occurs not-on-this-Earth), we never get more than hints at what makes the main character special. She exhibits the ability to talk to monkeys and we’re told she has a magical sword (though when you’re shoving it into the Big Bad’s ballsack, a regular sword would probably suffice just the same). The story ends with unresolved conflicts, but again, it doesn’t seem we’ll ever see a sequel.
Also, we get an ad for another Action Bunny Comix release that seems to have never seen the light of day – a sequel to the previous One-Shot Becca Starr comic, titled Girl-iath.