Foul Mouth Kickstarts A Comic Series Where Curse Words Fuel Your Superpowers

Foul Mouth Kickstarts A Comic Series Where Curse Words Fuel Your Superpowers

Steve Urena has unleashed his latest Kickstarter, Foul Mouth, where curse words become the source of incredible superpowers. As someone who understands the ubiquity of curse words, Urena has ingeniously tapped into their potential and created a captivating superhero story unlike anything you’ve ever read before.

Urena’s creative mind has given birth to a plethora of unconventional series such as Slow Pokes, featuring killer sloths, Zombie Date Night, where grandmas battle hordes of the undead, and the epic tale of Santa fighting robots in X-Maschina. With each unique creation, Urena’s boundless imagination shines through, providing readers with an unparalleled experience with his stories.

In Foul Mouth, we meet Faye, a young girl navigating her way through the challenges of a new city and a fractured family after her parents’ divorce. Little did she know that a chance encounter with a demon would grant her extraordinary abilities. Faye’s curse words transform into a formidable weapon against evil, catapulting her into a world of thrilling action and adventure.

This 20-page comic, written by Urena and beautifully brought to life with art and colors by Sarah Davidson (known for her work on Hollow and Hero Too) and lettering by HdE, promises to deliver not only laughs and heart, but also an abundance of jaw-dropping action. Join Faye on her journey as she embraces her foul mouth and evolves into a true superhero.

Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind comic series that pushes the boundaries of creativity! Back Foul Mouth on Kickstarter today, the campaign is only available for eight more days and you will not want to miss the F**K out!

Jackie Daytona

A variety geek who enjoys geeking out with friends over video games, comics, or movies/TV shows. An avid wrestling fan since the days of the Attitude Era and N64’s No Mercy, he now spends much of his time reading and collecting comics. All of my puns are intended.