Holy F*ck TPB Vol. 1 (2015)
Genre
Satirical Action Comedy · Religious Parody · Supernatural
Blending bold satire with explosive action, Holy Fck* falls squarely into the realm of over-the-top dark comedy. It mocks religious tropes, dabbles in the absurd, and mixes mythology with grindhouse-style storytelling.
Main Characters
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Jesus Christ – Not your typical savior. In this comic, Jesus is a gun-wielding, cursing warrior tasked with stopping global annihilation.
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Maria – A modern-day incarnation of the Virgin Mary, reimagined as a foul-mouthed, quick-thinking nun who partners with Jesus to take down the apocalypse.
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Satan – The comic’s primary antagonist, hellbent on triggering nuclear war and creating chaos across the Earth.
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Zeus – A resurrected ancient god who aligns with Satan to bring about the end of humanity.
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President Nixon – Yes, that Nixon—used here as a pawn in the unholy plot to destroy civilization.
Writer
Nick Marino
Known for his flair for wild concepts and snappy, irreverent dialogue, Marino creates a story that walks the razor’s edge between blasphemous humor and unfiltered chaos.
Artist
Daniel Arruda Massa
Massa’s art is raw, energetic, and heavily stylized—matching the book’s manic tone. His exaggerated expressions and chaotic action sequences amplify the absurdity of the plot.
Editor Details
Nicole D’Andria
D’Andria keeps the madness grounded just enough to flow, ensuring the comic’s humor and violence never outweigh its pacing or coherence.
Publisher and Brand
Action Lab: Danger Zone
A sub-label of Action Lab Comics, Danger Zone focuses on mature, edgy, and adult-oriented content. This comic fits their brand perfectly—raunchy, violent, and unapologetic.
Release Year
đ 2015
Brief Plot Summary
When Satan and Zeus conspire to end the world through nuclear war, the only hope lies in the most unexpected holy alliance: Jesus Christ and a gun-toting nun named Maria. Together, they embark on a globe-trotting mission to stop nuclear launches, slay ancient gods, and dodge assassins. Fueled by blasphemy, bullets, and biting humor, this irreverent tale flips traditional religious narratives on their head while racing toward an epic final showdown.
Notable Arcs or Storylines
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"Thou Shalt Not Detonate" – The core storyline where Jesus and Maria try to stop Satan’s nuclear plan.
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"Return of the Gods" – Zeus’ surprising revival adds a mythological layer to the conflict.
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"Holy Hijack" – A storyline involving a battle aboard Air Force One, filled with violent twists and holy one-liners. đ„
Fan Theories or Interpretations
đ§ Some readers speculate that the comic is a direct satire of how religion is often commercialized or politicized in modern times. Others see it as a critique of how violence and salvation are portrayed in pop culture, with Jesus symbolizing a forced evolution of morality in an increasingly chaotic world.
Another interesting fan angle is that Maria’s transformation into a hardened warrior nun reflects the rise of feminine divine power—an antithesis to the traditionally patriarchal lens of religious stories.
Review Summary
đ„ Holy Fck Vol. 1* is not for the easily offended—but it’s a riot for readers who enjoy unapologetic satire and grindhouse storytelling. The writing is sharp, fast-paced, and filled with absurd one-liners that match the comic’s outlandish plot. The artwork, while intentionally rough, complements the tone perfectly—leaning into chaos with bold strokes and expressive characters. Jesus and Maria have surprising chemistry, and despite the premise, there’s a strange emotional core buried beneath the blasphemy. If you're a fan of irreverent humor Ă la Preacher or The Boys, this comic might just be your new favorite sin. đđ
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