Description

Kat and Dogg is a lively and kinetic tale of good versus evil that harkens back to the Silver Age of comics with Modern Age approachability, while sporting a Seattle backdrop. This is the story of biologically enhanced heroes coming to terms with the past and embarking on a future that is all but uncertain and in need of balance. Katherine Seymour and Jonathan Dogg lead the group of four reluctant heroes who were the experimental victims of a covert agency and its seemingly sinister system of black operations. More intriguing than their unwilling involvement with these experiments during the most formative years of their lives is the fact that while they escaped from the agency after its abolishment, the heads of the agency never let go. Now, as Katherine and Jon exit the awkward world of adolescence, they suddenly enter a world with a cryptic history and enemies they barely know. Kat and Dogg will follow the kid’s and their benefactor, James Calhoun, who has Re-assembled them to launch them into their new careers as superheroes. From that point on, the four young adults vow to immortalize James Calhoun’s vision of a more utopian society by fighting evil forces and defending Seattle. Kat and Dogg promises to be a favorite for long-time comic readers who yearn for the mirth and merriment of old and for newer readers who enjoy cutting-edge action, art and the ubiquitous struggle between good and evil. People will be drawn to this story because of the books rich explorations into character, Use of the classic story arch and never ending plot twists.

Comic Stats

Co-Writer: Kc Franks

Letterer: Stanley Kramer (original story)

Plot, Co-writter, Pencils, and Inks: Harrison Wood

Letterer: Kate "Rocketgirl" Fahr (issue #1)

Chapter List

1. Chapter one
2. Chapter 2
3. Kat pin-up
4. Issue #1 sneak peak
5. Chapter 3
6. Chapter 4
7. Kat and Dogg over the city
8. Issue #1