HANNA AND THE HELLS VS THE BEATLES (MR)

Anarchy meets ampersand in Hanna and The Hells vs The Beatles, a wild new comic that pits an all-woman punk outfit against the Fab Four in a surreal, guitar-smashing showdown. Written by Sam Ashurst, a cartoonist, screenwriter and filmmaker, and brought to life by Tony M. Clarke’s kinetic art, this softcover issue unites retro punk energy with modern scares. The story follows Hanna, Razor, Trash, and Fetish as they tour the UK, chasing the ultimate gig while a demonically determined adversary seems to pull the strings behind the stage. The plot blends horror, humor, and music culture, with bold, black-and-white imagery that echoes vintage punk fliers. Clarke’s cover art and dynamic layouts amplify the chaos and rhythm of the performance, while Ashurst crafts dialogue that crackles with attitude. A stand-alone entry that nods to rock history while carving out its own anarchic path in the comics landscape.

Who might be interested in reading?

• Fans of punk rock energy and rebellious female-led bands.
• Readers who enjoy horror-tinged, music-themed comics with a sense of chaos and humor.
• Lovers of bold black-and-white artwork and dynamic, energetic layouts.
• People who appreciate creator-driven indie comics with strong, outspoken leads.