Title: Anti-Christine and the Four Unicorns of the Apocalypse # 1
Publisher: Weird Brain Entertainment
Writer: Dave Franchini & Ashley Hilbert
Artist: Unai de Zarate
Colorist: DC Alonse
Letterer: Taylor Esposito
Cover Artist: Ariel Olivetti
Variant Covers: Guillermo Fajardo, Mike Krome, Ivan Tao, Elias Chatzoudis, Sonia Matas
Price: $ 10.00 Can
Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
Website: weirdbrainentertainment.com/
Comments: This is definitely a unique story. Anti-Christine, the Devil’s daughter, and her band of four unicorns, transformed from the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, are being hunted down by her half-sister, the Devil’s other daughter, who intends to kill them.
Bernadette is introduced at her thirteenth birthday party. She is a cute blonde with blue eyes—and deeply disturbed. Her birthday ends on a happy note for her when her father grants her wish. This girl is pure evil.
Kalentina Kinsey is preparing to bring Anti-Christine into her small group of women who exist to find husbands. This storyline centers on Kalentina’s desire to control these women and bend them to her will.
Anti-Christine herself has an eye-catching hairstyle with striking black-and-green coloring. Her attitude is incredible—frightening yet strangely enticing at the same time.
There are moments where the artwork falters: the arms and hands of background characters are sometimes drawn too small, and the proportions feel off.
Mambo Ariyah is a Voodoo priestess. She is cute in appearance and a friend of Christine’s, though clearly a strange one.
Justine is a short unicorn and another loyal friend of Christine’s. He has a distinct attitude, and his loyalty to her is unmistakable.
At one point, a demon claims Christine isn’t a badass—an assertion quickly proven wrong. She is very much that, and then some.
The book is packed with exciting characters, unlike anything you’ve seen before. Evil fills these pages, and Anti-Christine tears through it with relentless force. Will she survive? Tune in next time to find out—or miss out on all hell breaking loose.
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