‘DEJAH THORIS’ #1 Sets Aside Cliché In Order To Better Kick All Of The Ass — HEY, KIDS! COMICS!
By Brandy Dykhuizen. “I am Larka,” the princess formerly known as Dejah Thoris repeats 3 times in the first two pages, most likely to convince herself of the gravity of this newly acquired indignity. Larka, you see, has been enslaved, and appears to be undergoing...ICYMI
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