KISS Girls #1 – 6
KISS Girls #1–6 – Complete Comic Overview
Genre
Supernatural | Action | Fantasy | Rock ‘n’ Roll Fiction
“KISS Girls” blends supernatural storytelling with a
rebellious rock aesthetic. Featuring mythological elements, demonic realms, and
mystical powers, the series thrives at the intersection of dark fantasy and
glam-metal action.
Main Characters
- Roxie
Starlight – The leader of the KISS Girls, Roxie embodies the fiery
persona of The Demon, with fierce loyalty and a battle-hardened heart.
- Luna
Black – Channeling The Starchild’s cosmic energy, Luna is intuitive,
romantic, and wields celestial powers.
- Jade
Vicious – The group's no-nonsense fighter, infused with The Spaceman’s
enigmatic power. She’s quiet, calculating, and lethal.
- Echo
Blaze – Inspired by The Catman, Echo balances feline agility and
spiritual intuition. She often serves as the emotional compass of the
group.
Writer
Amy Chu – Known for her strong female-centric
narratives and genre-bending work, Amy brings an energetic, female-forward
voice to the KISS universe.
Artist
Maria Sanapo – Her dynamic pencils and sleek
character design give the comic a modern edge while staying true to KISS’s
bold, iconic visual identity.
Editor Details
Anthony Marques (Senior Editor) – Ensures continuity
within the KISS comic universe, overseeing the tone, lore, and stylistic
consistency across the series.
Publisher and Brand
Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment
Brand: Dynamite Signature Series
Dynamite, known for revitalizing classic pop culture icons,
expands the KISS mythos through a female-led spinoff that echoes the band’s
flamboyant, supernatural themes.
Release Year
2020
Brief Plot Summary
Set in a dystopian future where music has been outlawed and
reality is shaped by supernatural forces, the story follows four rebellious
young women who inherit mystical relics once tied to the legendary rock band
KISS. Each girl channels the spirit and powers of an original KISS member.
Their mission: to restore balance between realms, bring back the music, and
stop an ancient evil force known as the Silence—a being that feeds on fear and
conformity.
Throughout the six-issue arc, the KISS Girls must learn to
master their powers, trust each other, and embrace the rock ethos that fuels
their strength. As they battle supernatural villains and confront personal
demons, their journey becomes one of empowerment, identity, and rebellion
against suppression.
Notable Arcs or Storylines
- “Rise
of the Silence” (Issues #1–3) – Introduces the dystopian setting and
the oppressive regime that bans music and individuality. The girls
discover their relics and begin to transform.
- “Infernal
Encore” (Issues #4–5) – A fast-paced sequence of battles against
minions of the Silence, delving deeper into each girl's backstory and
personal conflict.
- “Final
Riff” (Issue #6) – A climactic showdown in the heart of the Void,
where the KISS Girls unleash their full powers in a high-stakes concert of
cosmic rebellion.
Fan Theories or Interpretations
Some fans speculate that each KISS Girl represents not just
a band persona, but one of the four classical elements—fire (Roxie), water
(Echo), air (Luna), and earth (Jade)—tying their powers to universal forces.
Others believe the series subtly critiques real-world censorship and the loss
of cultural rebellion, with “The Silence” serving as a metaphor for
authoritarianism and bland conformity in the modern age.
Review Summary
KISS Girls #1–6 is a visually vibrant and thematically charged miniseries that captures the spirit of rebellion, rock, and mysticism. The story strikes a compelling balance between action and introspection, giving each character room to grow without slowing the pace. The art is bold and stylish, with kinetic layouts and rich colors that amplify the supernatural elements. Character development is solid, especially for a six-issue arc, with each KISS Girl embodying distinct personalities and evolving motivations. A worthy spin on the classic KISS universe with an empowering, female-driven twist.
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