Comic Book Review: “Mandate for Humanity”

Comic Book Review: “Mandate for Humanity”

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Spawned from desperation of our global climate and also from one man’s desire to be an arch of humanity “Mandate for Humanity” is an epic tale of how SohoJohnny saves the future with the help of some iconic friends. This is sure to become a collector’s item because of the historic value, because part of the proceeds are going to the Let Me Help, Inc foundation and also because it features some of the most legendary icons.



Featured as mystical angelic super-powers are Scott Page the legendary saxophonist of Pink Floyd, Toto and Supertramp, DJ Monti Rock lll from Saturday Night Fever and the biggest PR agent in history Howard Bloom who represented everyone from Michael Jackson to Bette Midler to Billy Joel to Billy Idol, Queen, Prince, Aerosmith and over 100 more. Each bestowed a super-power on hero SohoJohnny making him an everyday Superhero. 



There is intrigue, excitement, surprise, comedy and much more within the walls of this amazing comic book. It also features Jimmy Star and Ron Russell who host the biggest internet show in the world as TV news casters. 

The moral of the very well written script and artwork is that anyone can save the day but there are a few people who really want to from their hearts. Check out thse comic book and you will be helping to save the world as well…..

The “Mandate For Humanity” comic book will be available soon by visiting https://www.sohojohnny.com

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