Dynamite February 08, 2012

The Ninjettes #1

The Ninjettes #3
◄ The Ninjettes #1
Series
6.1

Critic Rating

4 Reviews
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Writer Al Ewing
Artist Eman Casallos
Cover Price $3.99

Who are they? How did they come to be dead and/or decapitated? And what kind of brutal insanity is their passing about to unleash? Find out the grim connection between college student Kelly Hara and the ice-cold engine of death known as Varla as the origin of the Ninjettes is revealed! Don't miss this ultra-violent odyssey of sin, scandal, brutality and branding!

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  • 9.0

    Newsarama - Edward Kaye

    Feb 09, 2012

    Ninjettes #1 is a hilariously fun read, and highly recommended for fans of ultra-violence."" Read Full Review

  • 6.5

    Comic Addicts - Akshay Dhar

    Feb 13, 2012

    But while I am impressed somewhat by the writing, the art could do with a little work. Basically very good and fitting the story's excessive moments and such, something about the overall look could do with a little fine-tuning. Perhaps some work on the inking, particularly the faces, and some tweaking of the colours and this book will be solid. Read Full Review

  • 5.0

    Major Spoilers - Matthew Peterson

    Feb 08, 2012

    The Ninjettes #1 doesn't quite stick the landing, but has a lot of potentially interesting things going on, earning a cautious 2.5 out of 5 stars overall. It'll be interesting to see whether this story can justify it's sexy sexy violence with enough character and plot to keep me reading" Read Full Review

  • 4.0

    Comic Book Resources - Ryan K. Lindsay

    Feb 08, 2012

    "The Ninjettes" is a very light concept. There is some characterization on display but mostly the pages build from one sick moment to the next, including all the taut leather-clad demureness and perking you can handle. If you are a fan of "Jennifer Blood" then this might scratch an itch for you. But it doesn't feel as well executed as Ewing's issues on the original series. As a debut, this book has shown its most complacently pandering side and asked you to love it. Read Full Review

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