Ash & Thorn shows women of any Age Can save the world

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In April, Ahoy Comic is debuting a new series from writer Mariah McCourt and artist Soo Lee. Ash & Thorn is kind of like “what if Buffy was a lot older?” Lottie Thorn is selected as a new mystical champion to save the world, trained by lady Peruvia Ashlington-Voss.

The first issue can be preordered now from your local comic shop with diamond code FEB20 1416. I delighted in seeing older women headine an adventure comic; it’s still rare to see female characters of that age doing something other than taking care of male heroes.

These covers, to issues #1 and 2, are by Jill Thompson.

And these character designs are by Soo Lee.

Lottie Thorn character design by Soo Lee

Peruvia character design by Soo Lee

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