With Rory in danger and Chris finally in on the crew's off-hour activities, they need a plan to get to her in time... and they find it in the most unexpected place!
Hi-Fi Fight Club #2 is a perfect follow-up to the series tremendously entertaining premiere. I didn’t know it was possible, but this group of teenage vigilantes have become even more likable, making me desperately wanting to pick up issue #3 to continue following Chris’ journey into vigilantism - is October here yet? Read Full Review
In its second installment,Hi-Fi Fight Clubplays to its strength as Carly Usdin, Nina Vakueva, Irene Flores, and Rebecca Nalty make their focus on Chris and her potential romance with Maggie the centerpiece of her story to find identity through her music fandom and nascent vigilantism. And the art and colors continue to be a treat with fluid action scenes, riot grrl poses, and plenty of longing glances and general feels whenever Vakueva and Flores draw Chris looking at Maggie. Read Full Review
The mystery-solving girl group comic taken to the next level. Read Full Review
Because Hi-Fi Fight Club #2 offers a romp with some silliness, smarts and plenty of heart this comes recommended. The creative team is firing strong shots of pure talent as they spin this yarn involving the disappearance of rocker Rosie Riot while boasting a steady pace. Our take on all this is really simple: you should give the title a chance, because we know you won't regret this addition to your buy pile. Read Full Review
The direction it takes is a little mundane, but it's an enjoyable slice of (slightly embellished) teenage life. Read Full Review
Vakueva and Nalty continue to impress on art duties. Every single character introduced up to date have their own distinctive look and style that really helps distinguish one from the other. It also gives the reader visual queues on the type of person they may be. Everyone is dynamic on the page, and we can feel each character’s emotion - something I have touched upon on other reviews that I am big proponent of. Read Full Review
The plot finally starts to show itself in this issue, but not without still a hearty dose of charm and wit from the characters we were introduced to the last time. The fight club itself is still a little nebulously defined, but the idea of simple teenage girl vigilantes is a fun idea in both concept and execution. Read Full Review
There's no point in stressing the second issue; as long as it's entertaining just keep reading and see what it has in the tank. We'll all know more about the strengths and weaknesses of this series in a few issues, and then people can decide if it's worth staying or going. Yes, that was a weak attempt at a Clash reference. Read Full Review
I really like this cover. She's full of light & smile.
The interior wasn't to bad. Less than issue 1 who make a time for starting.
But that's not great for all that.
The art is good, not great but strong & funny. The writing he's a little bit to slow for me.
Chris & Maggie relationship isn't bad, but I think Maggie try only to be a good friend.
At the same point in the story I preferred Slam ! & I give it quickly. So ...
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