Nina Vakueva – illustratör

SAVE THE INTERNET, SAVE THE WORLD (OF MUSIC)!

Alleytown?stands as the last place in the city untouched by The Magistrate s totalitarian forces. But being the last bastion of freedom in a police state?makes?Selina s kingdom most inviting for Gotham s rogues!?Surrounded on all sides?by law enforcement gone bad and facing a potential invasion by the city s villains, Catwoman finds herself fearing that her quest to?keep?Alleytown?safe could instead lead to its demise but all is not lost, as Batman arrives?in?Alleytown, breaking his and Selina s vow to give one another a one-year break.?This volume features appearances by Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy and The Riddler, Ghost-Maker and Wight Witch, an assassin sent to kill the Feline Fatale collecting tales from Catwoman #34-38!

Chris's dream job of working at her local record store suddenly gets a lot more complicated when the lead singer of her favorite band mysterious vanishes... leading her to an incredible discovery: the store is also a front for a teen girl vigilante fightChris has the perfect job at Vinyl Destination. Her boss and fellow employees are all super rad. They all love music, love fighting the patriarchy, and love kicking her out when they close for some reason?! When their favorite singer, Rosie Riot, mysteriously disappears, Chris is let into a secret that'll change her world: her coworkers are a teen girl vigilante squad! With the coolest job and friends in the world, Chris spends her day selling records and making music, and her nights solving mysteries and fighting for justice! From investigating vanishing musicians like the lead singer of Stegosour to taking on the shadowy corporate masters behind a suspicious battle of the bands, and with plenty of laughs, bonding moments, and jam sessions in between, the vinyl's never been heavier! Collects the complete series by acclaimed writer Carly Usdin (The Avant-Guards) and artists Nina Vakueva and Irene Flores in one volume for the first time!Collects Heavy Vinyl #1-8 (originally published as Hi-Fi Fight Club #1-3 and Heavy Vinyl #4-8).