Dear Jpger:

Fruit of an Amazon episode 2, Trial and error, is a deconstruction of the secret identity and how could affect the life of a superheroine.

I always thought that Wonder Woman’s origin could only be possible at the 40s. Before, the U.S. has no great interest about international problems, and later, the politics of the government were very troubled: Only at World War I could be possible that a foreign superhero could help America against the forces of evil! (The Nazis were more or less that).

However, that couldn’t be possible later… a superhero helping the US at Vietnam? Well, only Dr. Manhattan… and that didn’t turn out well.
So, the problem with helping the intelligence company of a superpower is that they all have their own agenda… As we can see here, the Commander is doing some plans that cannot be disturbed by anyone… a super agent, like Blunder Girl presented herself, could do precisely that… so she has to go…

That reminds me that the only thing that make Wonder Woman join the American forces was that Steve Trevor, a guy with great integrity, was part of them. In the remake by George Perez, he was still part of American forces, but Ares, god of war, planned to have him removed by causing an accident on his plane… planned by Steve’s corrupt superiors.

I also think that Blunder Girl must have a lot problems now with that strange bondage device… the commander has the same defect that any Bond villain: They never just shoot them, where’s the drama in that?

Dear Jpger:

This deconstruction (at Fruit of an Amazon # 3) is not only getting deeper, but this issue was a great improvement just from that! It has all the excitement that a comic book geek like I want in a mainstream comic!

The problem with setting up your secret identity is that someone else who also needs a secret identity could have already done that… and could easily spot you doing exactly the same thing.

And just like these videogames where the final boss is like a giant fly from outer space, we have that the commander is not quite human… now I wonder who – what - could he be?

And for a change, it’s wonderful to see that strange force field containing Blunder Woman. This tale is really interesting and using all the SF gadgets that help a lot the comics superhero genre to be a whacky place!

I like where this is going. Will the aliens have a milk mustache after drinking the milk?

Dear B69:

As a matter of fact, "War of the worlds", the sci fi novel, really is a critique about the european colonialism. Every thing in Sci Fi is talking about something that is happening right now, under our noses

Dear Jpger:

Fruit of an amazon # 6 is great creating tension, obviously Blunder Woman cannot escape. I liked the new restraining device, at least seems more comfortable that the one the alien used in last issue.

Great work

Dear Jpger:

So, I really hope you continue this tale because the situation never has seemed bleaker for our heroine, she was teletransported to the mothership, what could be worse?

The part about only organic matter being teletransported was logical (in a comic book sort of way, of course) and the visuals conveying it were very good.

I would like to remind Blunder Woman that even when this alien is… an alien… he still is his boss, and if she cracks his head there will be a lot of paperwork to do at her job

Hi Jpger!

Hey, but why the girl didn’t just escape Stern when she was out of the dungeon?

Chase psyche is very interesting: She interacts normally with her ex-boyfriend, but anyone else she is doing a really bad imitation of the Batman TV show… and that show was a parody!

Great work!