Bettie hunts an alien artifact and soviet spies at the 1952 Cannes Film Festival! Will she manage to get Gene Kelly's autograph and save the world? Only David Avallone and Esau Figueroa have been authorized to tell you the classified story, in this thrilling climax to Bettie's French Riviera adventures.
This has been a fantastic monthlycomic, which I am going to miss now that it is at an end. Hopefully, David Avallone will come up with another caper for Bettie and her friendsto figure out at a later date. Read Full Review
Bettie Page #8 ends the current volume and hopefully at the close, as promised by the “for now…,” we'll see our heroine again soon in another mini. One things for sure the creative team ends things on a high note as they've managed to prove the worth of their goofy but good premise! Read Full Review
My hopes at this phase is that Bettie Page as a comic property will get utilized like the Bond books in that we get a bunch of miniseries over the next few years instead of trying to support an ongoing work. David Avallone should have top choice for any future projects with it along with the art team that we've got here because they've got the tone done up great and I can imagine that this series will find some good lengthy life in the future through bookstore sales as new material for someone with a really good following that may miss out on single issue books. Quite simply, I want more of Bettie Page and I want it from this team – just in something planned for a tighter run without the worry of a series being canceled prematurely. Read Full Review
When Bettie Page first started I wasn't sure what to expect from this series of comics. But, what I got was a story that bended science fiction with non-fiction aspects of Bettie's personality. Read Full Review
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