Between cultists, creeps, spies, mind-control rays, flying saucers and the LAPD, Bettie has had just about enough of everyone's crap. Watch out, Hollywood. Now you've made her mad. David Avallone and Colton Worley continue to help Bettie work through her issues, in The Secret Diary of BETTIE PAGE, Chapter Three.
With the cliffhanger ending being far more exciting this issue. I can't wait to find out how Betty and Druke escape. Read Full Review
I hope you're on the edge of your seats. I really liked that Bettie and Lyssa teamed up in this issue. We don't learn a ton about Lyssa, but what we do learn has me excited for more. I hope they keep working together because Lyssa seems really awesome. I always feel like I'm watching an old school sci-fi mystery when I read Bettie Page. Trust me, that's a compliment. Read Full Review
Bettie Page is still the kind of series where it's walking a fine line and Avallone is handling it pretty well. It's camp but not quite, it's surreal but not quite, and it's serious but not quite. Each piece of it builds together to a really fun and weird book that just delights me in watching how Bettie handles it with her wit and sometimes her resignation as to certain events. The artwork is a lot of the appeal as well as Worley really handles the cast as a whole very well and I love the costume design where it looks like some good thought and design ideas went into it in order to make it work. Bettie's usually the standout but for me this issue was all about Druker and just made me want her story all the more. Good fun stuff. Read Full Review
Bettie Page #3 is a weird title that finds its niche with an old school adventure yarn. Thanks to a stellar creative team this third issues pushes the quality forward with a simple cliffhanger. To think that the whole of this latest round sprung out of a mind control prop featured in her B budget flick, Queen of the Space Commies. If that sounds fun then you need to rush out to your local comic shop and grab yourself a copy. Read Full Review
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