Intergalactic crime fighter Space-Lady has a big problem: she is super hungover. In order to deal with the crimes occurring in her sector, she uses a protocol for her AI drones and goes back to sleep. Chaos ensues, of course, and Space-Lady is going to regret having so much space alcohol…

This is such an unbelievably fun comic. The work of a single creator, the pseudonymously-named Big Icky (aka Ashley Warwick), Space-Lady has a very anarchic, vulgar tone and tons of tiny, amusing details in its art; all of that certainly brings to mind the spirit of classic comic character, Tank Girl.

It feels just as underground, indie comix should: raw, unfiltered and unique. It’s also filled with hilariously deployed profanity (even in certain background details), and moments that made me genuinely laugh out loud. One scene of a guy questioning who Space-Lady was before immediately getting KO’ed by a door absolutely took me out.

Being a small press, independently produced comic, you might find it hard to find a print copy of Space-Lady #1, but digital copies are available from Big Icky’s Gumroad page. It’s worth checking out, and I’ll definitely be doing my best to track down the subsequent few issues too!

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