Ant #1

by Mario Gully, Marc Hammond, Dino (Letterer)

Imagine losing everything you once held dear, then waking up from that long, dark nightmare to find yourself confined to a mental institution. This is Hannah Washington's life. Her sanity shattered, she's been told all her memories are the result of a coping mechanism described as a "juvenile power fantasy." Or are they?

Genres: Comics

30 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 1, 2005

About the author

Mark Poulton is the Vice President of Operations at Arcana Studio, Canada's largest comic book publisher. He is also the writer/co-creator of one of their longest running titles, Koni Waves. He first started in comic books in 2006 with the release of Koni Waves #1. Since then, he has gone on to work on several other titles including A Cat Named Haiku, Velvet Rope, and Brigade.

He currently lives in Lindenwold, NJ with his wife Chrissy and son, Chase. "

Reviews

[Roy]

Mysterious

This has a feeling slightly like a mystery/thriller. Not my usual type, but it seems interesting enough to continue on with the series

[Von Hudson]

Excellent read. Extremely underrated.

This comic reads with the same feel as one distributed by Marvel. I see elements of some of my favorite characters but slightly tuned in a way that is enjoyable for the audience. Anyone who enjoys Spider-Man and or Wolverine comics should be a fan of this series.

[Donald Armfield]

I read issue one from comixology app. I need to get my hands on the full story.

I like the fact that its a girl super hero. And for a drawing she a sexy looking chick. Even being a creepy crawler.

After getting struck by a car at a young age all has changed for Hannah. With super strength and a pair of antennas. This was also dedicated to Todd McFarland.