FemForce #113

FemForce #113, published in 2004 by AC Comics, represents a late-era entry in the long-running independent comic book series created by Bill Black. The series debuted in the 1980s as a nostalgic homage to the Golden and Silver Age of comic books, specifically focusing on the trope of female-led superhero teams. By the time of issue 113, the title had solidified its reputation as a niche cult classic, catering to a dedicated audience interested in the specific aesthetic sensibilities of the publisher's house style.

The issue fits within the established continuity of the AC Comics universe, where characters like Ms. Victory and She-Cat navigate adventures that blend traditional superhero melodrama with a heavy emphasis on classic illustrative styles. Bill Black, who served as the primary creative force behind the series, focused the design and narrative on maintaining a retro-inspired look that stood in stark contrast to the gritty, deconstructionist trends prevalent in the mainstream comic industry at the time. Its reception has remained consistent with the broader series, being valued primarily by collectors of independent superhero comics and enthusiasts of the Golden Age pin-up art tradition.