Issue Description

17 years, 50 black and white issues, 100 color issues...one man. Fred Perry hits another comic book milestone! He joins the ranks of a rare few who can lay claim to creating and single-handedly producing 100+ issues of their own series—writing drawing, inking, lettering, AND coloring. And he's done it all while maintaining the highest quality and garnering one of the most loyal fanbases a creator could ask for. Witness comic book history as Fred delivers a special, oversized issue to celebrate the occasion!

The culmination of over thirty issues of adventures, issue 100 is a giant-sized finale to end all finales! Gina, Brit' and Crescens have at last found a way home from quasi-space. All that's standing in their way is an armada of nine thousand Dynasty soldiers, ships and titanic living artillery pieces! With Britanny sent down for the count, Gina's super-robot torn to pieces and Crescens paralyzed, all seems lost. However, there's one final, fatal card to play...

As issue 100 brings to a close the saga of Britanny's trek across the planes, it opens up a new chapter in GD, creating the perfect jumping-on point with issue 101, which begins a whole new chapter in the Gold Digger universe!

Gold Digger (1999)

Publisher

Antarctic Press

Volume Description

Gold Digger is a series about Gina Diggers (a brainy and nerdy archeologist), her adopted sister Brittany/Cheetah (a were-cheetah), and Brianna (a hybrid clone of Gina and Cheetah). Their dad is an arch mage and their mom is a weapons master from a high fantasy realm called Jade. Their lives are... interesting to say the least.

The series is an action/adventure comic with a mashup of fantasy, sci-fi, and superhero, and the ensemble cast includes rival archeologists, mad scientists, aliens, cyborgs, golems, dragons, ninjas, leprechauns, pirates, ninja leprechauns, ninja leprechaun pirates, lycanthropes, a super intelligent evil dog, etc. The comic makes extensive references to geek pop-culture, often in interesting and/or amusing combinations.

The comic has tons of action, comedy, and isn't shy about the cheesecake, or beefcake for that matter. It's been written and drawn by the same creator since issue #1, so the writing is consistent throughout the series and the characters grow and develop over a long time unlike many western comics where it feels like you're reading a different book every time the artist/writer team swaps out.

Mangazine #11-14 (compiled in black-and-white here and here, and color special)Gold Digger: Mini Series (black-and-white 4-issue mini-series, and reprinted as Color Remix)Gold Digger (Volume 1) (50-issue black-and-white volume)Gold Digger (Volume 2) (ongoing color volume, issues skip from 149 to 200 to include earlier vol. 1)Collected EditionsGold Digger Platinum vol. 1 (#101-105)Gold Digger Platinum vol. 2 (#106-110)Gold Digger Platinum vol. 3 (#111-115)Gold Digger Platinum vol. 4 (#116-120)Gold Digger Platinum vol. 5 (#121-125)Gold Digger Platinum vol. 6 (#126-130)Gold Digger Platinum vol. 7 (#131-135)

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