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These boots were make for killing
By Squirr-El
The story running through issues #16-19 of Dynamite Entertainment's comic book `Warlord of Mars - Dejah Thoris" is collected as Warlord of Mars Dejah Thoris Volume 4: The Vampire Men of Saturn TP. It is a prequel to the graphic novel collection Warlord of Mars TP, and a sequel to Dejah Thoris' previous solo adventure Warlord of Mars: Dejah Thoris Volume 3 - The Boora Witch TP.The art and scripting is of a reasonable standard for the story, which is once more fairly thin. This series is set at some unspecified period before the advent of John Carter on Mars, and tells of Dejah's solo adventures. Having committed some unspeakable acts in the previous volume, she is wandering in self-imposed exile across Mars. Issue #16 sees her in the Martian Arctic, though at least she has equipped herself with a hooded cloak and boots to complement her usual attire of thong and nipple-protectors. The boots, for some reason, have a habit during the story, of resembling a Japanese schoolgirl's shoes and white socks. I'm sure it is just a trick of the light and not an attempt to bring in sales from another fetish group. Anyway, our heroine soon meets the Martian equivalent of polar bears and Eskimos - well, one anyway, who might just be a member of the mythical Yellow Race of Mars, long thought extinct. After rescuing her from the critter, he naturally enough chains her up in his home, as any member of a Yellow Race would. Leaving her alone, with her flying harness on a nearby table, she struggles to reach it, but it is just beyond the grasp of her extended arms and breasts. If only she had thought of reaching out with her legs, our story would have been much shorter, but at least the artist could have got in a few more salacious poses for us. Anyway, suffice it to say that she eventually outwits her captor, then helps him against a polar bear attack [Note - for polar bear please read giant six-legged white critter with fangs, horns and tusks] and is allowed to leave without further molestation. However, she is without her Red Riding Hood cloak, though she kept her Japanese schoolgirl boots. In the final panel, she sees a aircraft that resembles the Batwing to an uncanny degree...The next three issues sees our heroine captured by Vampires from Saturn, taken to the Saturnine moon of Titan, escape to join the resistance, lead an insurrection, and overthrow the tyranny of the Vampire Men, with the usual ginormous body-count. It is no wonder NASA can't find signs of life in the Solar System the way these ancient races keep killing each other off. She manages to keep her boots on all the way through.If it wasn't for the cheap copies available on Amazon, I don't know why I'd bother with this series.

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