GENE SIMMONS Whips Up The Heat This Summer With 'Dominatrix'

August 7, 2007

MonstersAndCritics.com reports: Starting in August, rock legend Gene Simmons introduces "Dominatrix", his leather-clad heroine with an attitude, to the world. In a series Simmons describes as "T&A meets CIA," the comic promises compelling action and to raise thermometers a degree or two when she hits store shelves this summer.

Written by Sean Taylor, who also authored "Fishnet Angel", and illustrated by artists Flavio Hoffe and Esteve Polls (who also illustrated a tale in the debut Simmons Comics Group release, "Gene Simmons House of Horrors"),"Dominatrix" is the story of Dominique Stern, a professional dominatrix who becomes ensnared in a world of government cover-ups and international conspiracies.

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