The swashbuckling romance continues in RAVEN THE PIRATE PRINCESS BOOK SEVEN: DATE NIGHT!
RAVEN THE PIRATE PRINCESS BOOK SEVEN: DATE NIGHT
Writer(s): Jeremy Whitley
Artist Name(s): Xenia Pamfil, Christine Hipp, Lexillo
Cover Artist(s): Sorah Suhng, Eddy Swan
128 pgs./ T / FC
$14.99
While the individual issues are digital only, RAVEN THE PIRATE PRINCESS BOOK SEVEN: DATE NIGHT will be available physically from Action Lab Entertainment this July 2019! The ladies of Raven’s pirate crew are facing their greatest challenge ever: their own feelings! After the events of the last book, the crew are resting on an island and finally have time for a date night. Will sparks fly?
Creator/writer Jeremy Whitley had this to say about the latest volume of RAVEN: “Raven and our crew have been through a lot and forged some strong relationships as a result. Now it’s finally time for them to enjoy a little R&R as our adventure comic takes an opportunity to shift into a romance comic for this volume. This volume is everything I love about our crew distilled down into an awesome story of what our girls get into with their first chance to spend quality time with each other without their lives on the line. I had a ball writing it and I think our fans will love it.”
The latest swashbuckling adventure of RAVEN will be available in July 2019. Pre-order the book with Diamond order code MAY191280. Reviewers can request copies of the single issues for this volume of RAVEN by contacting ndandria@actionlabcomics.com.
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What people are saying about Raven the Pirate Princess:
“Raven is amazing and everyone should be reading this. If you have the slightest interest in lady pirates kicking ass and falling in love, this is the series for you.” (Love in Panels)
“…with a new series, comes a new artist: Xenia Pamfil! Her art style reminds me a lot of Rosy Higgins from the first series with a very animated and lively style that makes everything so much fun to look at. ” (PopNerdTV)
“Raven the Pirate Princess is the Coolest, Queerest Pirate on the Seven Seas” (Autostraddle)