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Killer Queens 2

Killer Queens 2: Kings, Not Wings!

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The Galaxy’s sassiest (and GLAAD-nominated!) assassins are back!

Join rising star David M. Booher (Canto, All-New Firefly, Rain, Specs) and an all-LGBTQ creative team as they tackle issues of identity, family, and freedom in this hilarious and heartfelt sequel.


During a day of questionable choices at Space Pride, Max & Alex bump into their old boss, Bieti and his new-and-improved hench bears. The grumpy little simian tries to get them back on his team to chase down a runaway heir to the throne of Sarelia, an alien planet ruled by a brutal patriarchy. Little does he know that the heir in question happens to be Alex’s younger sibling. And they have…wings.

Turns out, a genetic quirk gives some of their race wings when they’re born. But on a planet that lives by the motto “Kings, not wings”, those born with wings are required to have them cut off. It’s supposed to make them more “masculine.” The king is doing all he can to get his youngest heir back on the butcher block and restore the line of succession. 

As Alex and Max race to save Alex’s sibling from Bieti, the king’s guard, and a galaxy-wide bounty hunt, they’ll dredge up Alex’s past and confront her planet’s misogynist present. If that means burning the patriarchy to the ground, well, get out the torches.

Collects Killer Queens II issues #1–#4.

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Published June 18, 2024

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10.3k reviews1,057 followers
March 26, 2024
An all LGBTQ creative team leads a story about two bounty hunters, one a woman, the other a gay man. They get involved in this sci-fi universe when a Prince escapes their home world because their father is a toxic male jerk who wants to cut their wings off. It's not bad. Nowhere near as good as Booher's Canto was, but not bad.
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July 28, 2024
More campy fun with great art and characters. It’s not an overly complicated story, but that’s not surprising given with only 4 issues. It’s got fun moments, though, and a happy ending. I’ll definitely keep buying the series if more issues are put out.
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July 30, 2024
Another outlandish mini-adventure from the sassiest assassins in space!
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August 5, 2025
There are great elements and undertones in this. Just I found the writing a bit uninspiring and a bit juvenile. I wanted to like it more because of the concept but it didn’t hook me.
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