The Girl Who Electrified Tesla - Reviews and Interviews

Pearls Daily, Cynthia von Buhler's model for Minky Woodcock, on the cover of EM Magazine

REVIEWS

"Story/Plot 10/10, Art Style 10/10, Overall Entertainment 10/10...Brilliantly interwoven with fact and fiction this is simply a must for any fan of a great detective story." - The GWW

"One of the twenty-first century's best comic book artists with a singular style brings her heroine back to the comic book pages." - ​Borg

"This is a highly sophisticated and exuberant comic. Grabbing your attention with a promising premise of a powerful female private investigator pulling down the perpetuate perceptions of a patriarchal wall...Electrifies the reader with a spark of consistent and rewarding storytelling laced with arousing depictions of the adolescent Golden Age of New York...Buhler has struck lightning in a bottle...Buy this comic!"  - BGCP

"Glamorous detective Minky Woodcock is returning to right more wrongs in a tale that will, again, mix fact and fiction in the most stylish way imaginable." - Hollywood Reporter

INTERVIEWS

EM Magazine - The Hard Case Crime Issue. This is a print magazine and cannot be read online, therefore a portion of the interview pages are above. The whole issue of the magazine is dedicated to Hard Case Crime and there is an extensive photo spread of Pearls Daily, the model for Cynthia's drawings. You can buy a PDF of the gorgeous magazine for $5 at - EM Magazine

Minky Woodcock: The Girl Who Electrified Tesla is the second volume in this electrifying series from Titan Comics and the brilliant mind of Cynthia Von Buhler! I had the pleasure of interviewing Cynthia to talk all about this brilliant historical fiction graphic novel. - The GWW

"Ms. Woodcock’s latest case is quite the alt-history humdinger, with references to “Nikola Tesla’s death ray, Josephine Baker’s spy activity during WWII, and Donald Trump’s uncle’s involvement following Tesla’s mysterious death.” It’s an old-school detective’s story with some gorgeous art, unique sensibilities, and twists galore." - AIPT

"Cynthia von Buhler has an inspiring range of talents. In addition to writing and performing in immersive theatre productions, she’s a fine artist and a writer, and she illustrates her own crime stories. Her favourite milieu is the early 20th century – a period during which many of her family’s best stories took place. For example, her grandparents ran speakeasies in The Bronx in the 1920s, and one of her grandfathers was murdered in the street in 1935. The crime remains a mystery."  - Crime Fiction Lover

​Video of Cynthia von Buhler Drawing 

The Girl Who Electrified Tesla from Cynthia von Buhler on Vimeo.