BIONIC WOMAN: SEASON FOUR #1
COMING THIS SEPTEMBER FROM DYNAMITE!
THE CONTINUATION OF THE CLASSIC TV SERIES BEGINS HERE!
Dynamite Entertainment continues the TV saga of Jaime Sommers in September 2014 with The Bionic Woman: Season Four #1 by Brandon Jerwa & David T. Cabrera. Here’s a short, first look preview of the first issue.
Press Release
Continuing from the TV series comes The Bionic Woman: Season Four! Jaime Sommers – THE BIONIC WOMAN – has earned a classic series continuation of her own, just as Dynamite has recently done so successfully with Six Million Dollar Man: Season Six!
Written by Brandon Jerwa, with interior art by David T. Cabrera, The Bionic Woman: Season Four #1 features an eye-catching action-packed cover by Sean Chen and an Exclusive Photo incentive cover featuring Lindsay Wagner as Jaime Sommers! Look for The Bionic Woman: Season Four #1 in stores and digitally this coming September!
In Bionic Woman: Season Four #1, Jaime is trying to balance the hope of a normal life with that of a government agent…but when you work for the O.S.I., even a routine mission to Mexico can prove to be far more dangerous than anyone expected!
“If you’ve never seen the show, or haven’t read James Kuhoric’s Six Million Dollar Man comic, you’re still totally fine,” says writer Brandon Jerwa. “Longtime fans won’t be left out in the cold, though. The Bionic Woman: Season Four is a continuation of the classic TV series, so I’m definitely treating it as such in terms of continuity and thematic carry-through.”
The Bionic Woman: Season Four #1 will be solicited in Diamond Comic Distributors’ July Previews catalog, the premiere source of merchandise for the comic book specialty market, and slated for release in September 2014.
Comic book fans are encouraged to reserve copies of The Bionic Woman: Season Four #1 with their local comic book retailers. The Bionic Woman: Season Four #1 will also be available for individual customer purchase through digital platforms courtesy of Comixology, iVerse, and Dark Horse Digital.
– The Comic Book Critic