Moon Girl leaps back into action against the Sugar Plum Fairy. This mystery terrorist seeks to unite the criminal masses into a zombie army of transcendence.

Moon Girl is available through Comixolgy on web and mobile devices thanks to iTunes.

Read the existential super hero crisis at www.MoonGirlFightsCrime.com

-Johnny Zito

Yesterday; Tony Trov and I (Black Cherry Bombshells & LaMorte Sisters & Moon Girl) donated our entire comic book collections to Reading is Fundamental. (That’s how committed to the digital revolution we are.)

We came up with 5,000 comics between us. That sum was doubled by other donations totaling 10gs.

Reading is Fundamental will distribute the comics to their after school programs around the country. This promotes literacy and hopefully expands the comic book reading audience to a new generation.

If anyone else is interested RiF will be accepting donations for the rest of the school year as we look for ways to make this a permanent operation.

Beth Pettit
RiF Comic Book Donation Drive
St. Aloysius Education Clinic
219 West 132nd Street
New York, NY 10027

Thanks in advance for any help you can throw our way.

-Johnny Zito

Check out PopMatters review of Moon Girl in which they very graciously refer to myself, Tony Trov and Rahzzah as “The New Kings of Episodic Comics…”

Wow! Right? It’s a really flattering review and we hope you’ll take their advice and read Moon Girl.

Click HERE to read PopMatters review.

Click HERE to read Moon Girl.

-Johnny Zito

We did an interview with CBS/KYW’s John Ostapkovich to talk about Moon Girl.

Moon Girl is the story of masked vigilantes waging war against the bourgeois of 1950’s New York. It’s like the Dark Knight meets Mad Men, avaliable online and iPhones everywhere.

This was a ‘Mobile-Devices-Are-A-Content-Game-Changer’ pieces. So if tech and comics are your thing, check it out. The interview is replaying all day (2/17) on KYW 1060. There’s a stub on the site.

Click HERE to listen to CBS/KYW.

Click HERE to read CBS/KYW.

Click HERE to read Moon Girl.

-Johnny Zito

PopMattes gave Black Cherry Bombshells and amazing review. Critic Kevin M. Brettauer compared our Girl Gang vs Zombie epic to George Orwell and Animal Farm.

In a good way!

Click HERE to read the review at PopMatters.

Click HERE to read the Black Cherry Bombshells.

-Johnny Zito

It’s not a hilarious Abbott and Costello set up. The Rhazzah, famous Moon Girl artist, has graced Tony and I with a LaMorte Sisters pin up of Maddie. Click the image for a closer look at our vampy new girl.

I love the Philly skyline as he’s drawn it. He points the camera East toward Society Hill and Old City where the buildings are older; French Gothic through Art Deco.

Click HERE to read LaMorte Sisters.

Click HERE to read Moon Girl.

-Johnny Zito

Big fans of PopMatters and we were lucky enough for them to give a flattering review to LaMorte Sisters.

PopMatters is an international magazine of cultural criticism with scope broadly cast on all things pop culture.

Click HERE to read the review at PopMatters.

Click HERE to read LaMorte Sisters.

-Johnny Zito

Life According To Roda thinks you should check out Moon Girl.

I couldn’t agree more.

Click HERE to read our review.

Click HERE to read Moon Girl.

-Johnny Zito

Phillyst knows what’s up. They gave Moon Girl a lil shot today.

Click HERE to read the interview.

Click HERE to read Moon Girl on your computer of mobile devices.

-Johnny Zito

Moon Girl Debuts today. We did an interview at Comics Are Evil to promote.

This was a seriously fun (???) interview. Really digging the site too.

Click HERE to read our interview with Comics are Evil.

Click HERE to read Moon Girl #1.

-Johnny Zito