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Tramps of the Apocalypse
Alice Darrow (Futurama, Disenchantment, Exploding Kittens) brings her animation talents to comics with Tramps of the Apocalypse!
Welcome to the future. Earth may be a glorified landfill ruled by Neo-Reaganism, testosterone, and off-brand ED medication but Earth’s apex predator big, buxom, bountiful, bodacious, beastly, bone-chilling, blood-curdling…WOMEN.
The year is 2094, and men rule the world. So what has changed in seventy years, you ask?
Following the ten-year Sildenafil wars of 2053, Earth has become a barren wasteland. Factions of surviving men led by “Quest Ragnor, King of Males” have taken over the remnants of cities and towns across the globe, capturing and enslaving all women…Well, all women except for three super bimbos with unparalleled bloodlust and an unquenchable thirst for Baby, Belladonna, and Babette. Unwilling to bend to the whims and desires of the buffoons in charge, too slippery to be caught, and too sexy for chains, these three bangin’ babes are at the top of Quest Ragnor’s most wanted list. Unfortunately for him, they couldn’t care less.
But when Baby, Belladonna, and Babette come across Cecil, a male who claims to know of a sacred artifact that could lead to the downfall of man, the babes see an opportunity to finally, truly be free.
Collects Tramps of the Apocalypse #1–#3.
Welcome to the future. Earth may be a glorified landfill ruled by Neo-Reaganism, testosterone, and off-brand ED medication but Earth’s apex predator big, buxom, bountiful, bodacious, beastly, bone-chilling, blood-curdling…WOMEN.
The year is 2094, and men rule the world. So what has changed in seventy years, you ask?
Following the ten-year Sildenafil wars of 2053, Earth has become a barren wasteland. Factions of surviving men led by “Quest Ragnor, King of Males” have taken over the remnants of cities and towns across the globe, capturing and enslaving all women…Well, all women except for three super bimbos with unparalleled bloodlust and an unquenchable thirst for Baby, Belladonna, and Babette. Unwilling to bend to the whims and desires of the buffoons in charge, too slippery to be caught, and too sexy for chains, these three bangin’ babes are at the top of Quest Ragnor’s most wanted list. Unfortunately for him, they couldn’t care less.
But when Baby, Belladonna, and Babette come across Cecil, a male who claims to know of a sacred artifact that could lead to the downfall of man, the babes see an opportunity to finally, truly be free.
Collects Tramps of the Apocalypse #1–#3.
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Published January 6, 2026
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January 15, 2026
funny read 😆
January 29, 2026
An over-the-top satire of the battle of the sexes.
Tramps of the Apocalypse is such a ridiculous title that it piqued my curiosity. The comic itself is equally daft, featuring three buxom female renegades named Baby, Belladonna and Babette raiding the supply trucks of a patriarchal regime.
Though our protagonists are drawn with loving curves and B-movie quips, Darrow reserves the true caricature for the villains. Master Quest and his boys are bare-chested meatheads obsessed with their own musk and far-right iconography. Watching them get dispatched by tough, sexually confident ladies is suitably entertaining. Darrow and Blanc's artwork is strong and beautifully shaded.
Mind you, I don't think I'll be back to future entries in the series. It's fun but lacks depth of character, and besides I'm currently suffering wasteland fatigue. Nevermind man-flu.
If you like your female empowerment with a pinch of irony and a pound of pomp, try out Tramps of the Apocalypse.
Tramps of the Apocalypse is such a ridiculous title that it piqued my curiosity. The comic itself is equally daft, featuring three buxom female renegades named Baby, Belladonna and Babette raiding the supply trucks of a patriarchal regime.
Though our protagonists are drawn with loving curves and B-movie quips, Darrow reserves the true caricature for the villains. Master Quest and his boys are bare-chested meatheads obsessed with their own musk and far-right iconography. Watching them get dispatched by tough, sexually confident ladies is suitably entertaining. Darrow and Blanc's artwork is strong and beautifully shaded.
Mind you, I don't think I'll be back to future entries in the series. It's fun but lacks depth of character, and besides I'm currently suffering wasteland fatigue. Nevermind man-flu.
If you like your female empowerment with a pinch of irony and a pound of pomp, try out Tramps of the Apocalypse.
January 24, 2026
Funny little book.
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