History YMMV / BombQueen

* BileFascination: Generally the reason to read the series, being that the main character is a supervillainess who fully endorses even the worst crimes, in her city everything is legal upto and including murder, rape and peadophilia.

* DarknessInducedAudienceApathy: There is no one to root for in this series. Bomb Queen is a supervillain, and not even of the NobleDemon variety. She is a bad person who does bad things because no dares oppose her lest they end up a stain on the ground. As mentioned above, the nonstop murder, rape and pedophilia just makes this series an unpleasant read, even for a BlackComedy.
* FanonDiscontinuity: Given that Bomb Queen is currently the only title being published in the Shadowline imprint (not to be confused with the Shadowline Saga from now-defunct Creator/MarvelComics imprint Epic) some people tend to take the view that as far as Bomb Queen IV stands in general Image continuity, ThatDidntHappen. Of course, Image doesn't really ''have'' much general continuity...

* FanonDiscontinuity: Given that Bomb Queen is currently the only title being published in the Shadowline imprint (not to be confused with the Shadowline Saga from now-defunct Creator/MarvelComics imprint Epic) some people tend to take the view that as far as Bomb Queen IV stands in general Image continuity, ThatDidntHappen. Of course, Image doesn't really ''have'' much general continuity...
* FollowTheLeader: Prior to Bomb Queen, Jimmie Robinson made some comic books, mostly in genres that don't sell well these days. Some feel it was the poor sales of these titles that led him to [[CreatorBreakdown go in the opposite direction]], and copy writers like Creator/GarthEnnis and Creator/MarkMillar, dialing the {{Gorn}} UpToEleven.
* LeftHanging: Despite running for about 7 arcs, plus crossovers, it is never explain exactly ''who'' Bomb Queen [[spoiler: is a clone of]]. along with several other threads that were either throwaway explained or just not followed up because of arc 7s' very long [[spoiler: timeskip into the future]].

* FollowTheLeader: Prior to Bomb Queen, Jimmie Robinson made some comic books, mostly in genres that don't sell well these days. Some feel it was the poor sales of these titles that led him to [[CreatorBreakdown go in the opposite direction]], and copy writers like Creator/GarthEnnis and Creator/MarkMillar, dialing the {{Gorn}} UpToEleven.

* FollowTheLeader: Prior to Bomb Queen, Jimmie Robinson made some comic books, mostly in genres that don't sell well these days. Some feel it was the poor sales of these titles that led him to [[CreatorBreakdown go in the opposite direction]], and copy writers like Creator/GarthEnnis and Creator/MarkMillar, dialing the {{Gorn}} UpToEleven.
* JumpingTheShark: Volume VI has this as a lampshade on the cover because it has Obama.

* JumpingTheShark: Volume VI has this as a lampshade on the cover because it has Obama.
* {{Magnificent B|astard}}itch: The Bomb Queen.

* FollowTheLeader: Prior to Bomb Queen, Jimmie Robinson made some comic books, mostly in genres that don't sell well these days. Some feel it was the poor sales of these titles that led him to [[CreatorBreakdown go in the opposite direction]], and copy writers like Creator/GarthEnnis and Creator/MarkMillar, dialling the {{Gorn}} UpToEleven.

* [[MagnificentBastard Magnificent Bitch]]: The Bomb Queen
* VillainSue: Virtually the entire point of the series.

* CreatorsPet: General opinion is that the instant a writer other than Jimmie Robinson writes the character, Bomb Queen will be torn to shreds.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: If you want a comicbook that deals with the idea of a {{supervillain}} running everything, try ''ComicBook/{{Empire}}'' by Creator/MarkWaid.

* FanonDiscontinuity: Given that Bomb Queen is currently the only title being published in the Shadowline imprint (not to be confused with the Shadowline Saga from now-defunct MarvelComics imprint Epic) some people tend to take the view that as far as Bomb Queen IV stands in general Image continuity, ThatDidntHappen. Of course, Image doesn't really ''have'' much general continuity...

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: If you want a comicbook that deals with the idea of a {{supervillain}} running everything, try ''ComicBook/{{Empire}}'' by MarkWaid.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: If you want a comicbook that deals with the idea of a {{supervillain}} running everything, try ''{{Empire}}'' by MarkWaid.

* LesYay: Two of the Queen's former teammates were in a relationship.
** [[spoiler: Ice Queen as a GenderBender in volume 2 hooks up with Bomb Queen]].

* FanonDiscontinuity: Given that Bomb Queen is currently the only title being published in the Shadowline imprint (not to be confused with the Shadowline Saga from now-defunct MarvelComics imprint Epic) some people tend to take the view that as far as Bomb Queen IV stands in general Image continuity, ThatDidntHappen.
** Of course, Image doesn't really ''have'' much general continuity...

* MagnificentBastard: The Bomb Queen

* VillainSue: AND HOW!

* {{Discontinuity}}: Given that Bomb Queen is currently the only title being published in the Shadowline imprint (not to be confused with the Shadowline Saga from now-defunct MarvelComics imprint Epic) some people tend to take the view that as far as Bomb Queen IV stands in general Image continuity, ThatDidntHappen.

* LoveItOrHateIt: This seems to be the standard procedure for this comicbook.

* MarySue: You could pretty much just run down the list of MarySue {{SubTrope}}s, and Bomb Queen will match every single one.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: If you want a comicbook that deals with the idea of a {{supervillain}} running everything, try ''{{Empire}}'' by MarkWaid.