Writer: Josh Dahl

Artist: A. Kaviraj

Letters: Magnus

Josh Dahl and A. Kaviraj have teamed up once again for another exciting superhero comic book.

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Rapid City2 by tonydoug25

Ok let's talk about some absurd superhero costumes. We are supposed to believe that Superman is unidentifiable because he wears glasses, and Green Lantern as well because he has on an eye mask. Supergirl wore a wig, so does this mean that if Superman had a band aid on his face he would be unrecognizable?

'Hello Lois.'

'Who are you???'

'I'm sorry-let me take off this band aid'.

'Oh! Superman! I didn't recognize you with that band aid!'

People in the comics world seem to be suffering from some kind of facial recognition brain disorder. The worst is Wonder Woman. She looks the exact same as Diana Prince but no one knows she's Wonder Woman? WTF?

A really absurd costume is Yellow Jacket's:

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 Why someone would block his peripheral vision with a getup like that and go fight crime is a mystery.

Another absurdity is why superhero chicks find it necessary to stick out their butt when they fight. The men don't do that.

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What if the guys had to dress like this:

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Here's another one-imagine trying to fight in a getup like Spawn's:

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Do I have to explain why this would be self-defeating? Yeah, I'm gonna go fight crime and wear an elaborate opera getup. It would be difficult to just sit down in something like this much less fight. Criminy.

What about Arsenal:

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Dude has a metal arm, which should weigh a ton even if it's made out of the lightest strong metal titanium-wouldn't he get scoliosis from something like this pulling on one side of his spine???

And how does the THING even go to the bathroom? Does someone help him wipe? Cause....

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A. Kaviraj is an artist and writer at Champion City Comics. His works include Dr Death vs The Vampire, Doctor Death vs The Zombie, Rapid City #2, and The End of Paradise.

Christopher Smith presents Purgatory, a short story about the rise of superheroes and the impact they have on society.

Christopher Smith is a short-story contributor at Champion City Comics and he is also the author of A Killer's Eyes.

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Purgatory

Champion City Comics is pleased to present the re-launch of Dr. Death vs. The Zombie. After completing the first edition of Dr. Death vs. The Zombie, a project we are very proud of, we decided to make our story darker, grittier, and feature more blood and gore. Please enjoy.

DR DEATH VS THE ZOMBIE

Writer: TonyDoug Wright

Pencils and inks: Anand Kaviraj

Color: Joe Haemmerle

Letters: MaGnUs

Champion City Comics is pleased to present Dr Death vs The Zombie. Dr. Death is an "almost superhero" that can sense the thoughts and feelings of those around him. At times, he serves as judge, jury, and executioner when he encounters psychopaths and the terminally ill. In this series, Dr. Death has taken refuge in Las Vegas following a brutal encounter with a vampire clan. However, his refuge is short-lived due to the presence of a zombie that is terrorizing the city.