Some of you are probably going to read this and still wonder what the book is about, after all, I did intentionally pass all that up in my review because I want you to wonder that as you pick up the book. Sure, some people won't like it, some will think it's okay, and others will love it. That's the fun of comic books; we don't all like the same things to the same degree. But if you get off your superhero chair for a moment you might find that Hi-Fi Fight Club is a wonderfully crafted comic book, emphasis on comic book. That's the biggest compliment I can give; it's a damn good comic book. Read Full Review

It seems like this creative team (a pretty sweet club of their own) will be able to maintain the relationships and plot twists set up in this issue, and balance it with a little more action. I have nothing but the highest expectations for this series, and no doubt that it will only get better from here. Read Full Review

I thoroughly enjoyed this first issue and I have a feeling it will not remain cutesy in the next issues, those plucky girls will see to that! I would definitely advice to pick it up and keep an eye out for the next issue! Read Full Review

Hi-Fi Fight Club #1 is the perfect first issue as it introduces a great paced mystery, a relatable lead, and a team with an already addicting dynamic. This premiere leaves the reader wanting more as it instills pure fun with every page - the only negative is the month we will have to wait for the next issue. Read Full Review

An inviting and well-paced first issue that introduces us to memorable characters, a great record shop, and a possibilities-are-endless cliffhanger! Read Full Review

If you ever had a secret teenage crush or fell head over heels with a band, artist, or genre of music (Aka most human beings.), you should pick up Hi-Fi Fight Club #1. Read Full Review

Hi-Fi Fight Club #1 is an excellent first issue. It will hook you, it'll resonate with you. It's a book designed to get you stoked, to crack your knuckles and pump up the volume. Dive in. Read Full Review

Pitch-perfect characters and the start of an intriguing mystery, with good humor and charm for days. Read Full Review

Hi-Fi Fight Club stands out for me as unique among the 140+ comics I read each month. There's nothing else like it on the stands and that in and of itself is enough to get me to come back for more. Add in the crisp art and dialogue, captivating characters, and the touch of mystery with a real possibility for a unique take on how that mystery will be investigated and solved and I was sold. I'll definitely be back for more! Read Full Review

Boom can be stereotyped as having a certain house style for its teen girl adventure books, and if it did, this book would stand out while still holding a few of the classic tropes. Every character has a particular style of clothing and body language, going into a delightfully detailed style that still has the more cartoony and simplistic expressions for the really light music. Read Full Review

It's a surprising subversion of what you think it will be, much like "Fight Club" itself, laying the groundwork for something with interesting potential going forward. Read Full Review

A solid start to a new comic for the teen market. Strong pacing from the get go. Brimming with humor and adorable characters. Read Full Review

Overall, I like the premise and I can see this comic going places. I just hope that they try to showcase more shapes, colors and sizes in the art work and that the story focuses on making the characters people who are more complex than microsentence descriptors. I look forward to seeing where the ladies go as they delve into their first case together with their newest addition Chris. The comic world needs a secret teen girl vigilante fight club and I hope that this evolves into the greatness implied in the issues final pages. Read Full Review

Hi-Fi Fight Club #1 was a fun debut issue in the Boom Box line-up of comics. With fun characters and a mini-cliffhanger on the final page, Usdin and Vakueva do a great job of creating interest and intrigue. Oh, and who didn’t want to work at a record store in the 90s? Read Full Review

Heavy Vinyl is not the worst comic series you could read. The art is nice and cute, with pleasant shades of color. It is crisp, clean, and even the style feels softly feminine with a tinge of edge here and again. Is it groundbreaking art? No, but again, it is cute and satisfying enough. The story needs some work and tightening up to really get a feeling of suspense going. Would I read it again? Sure. If I wanted something cute and light. Will it be a masterpiece as the years go by that everyone just HAS to read? No way. If you're interested and you want something light that leaves the door open for potentially more issues to come (despite there being no announcements of this thus far), then this will get the job done. It is cute, it is girly but with edge, and it lets you pass the time happily enough. Read Full Review

At first I like the art, but even if the univers was nice, I was a little bowered. And then they talk of a missing Singer and I find it a little more good. I have to stop reading, and the end of the night was not good with our cat hit by a car. But the end was very good and even succeed to give me a little smile.