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Song's body lies lifeless on the morgue table but her Uncle planned for this outcome and summons her back to the living. Returning from the edge of death is the hardest fight Song has ever faced as her inner demons struggle to keep her in the land of the dead.
This Image title follows another badass sexy female lead. Song is in a self-induced coma after completing her mission of taking out the man who killed her family and is fighting to awake to make her escape. In her coma she encounters Ninja wolfmen and a limitless army of robot US agents. Her uncle makes a break for it with her body and the issue ends with a wicked car wreck caused by their pursuers. The fighting looks very cool and flows very smooth. Its not overly violent or gory but has some awesome action. Iencos creator controlled title has everything to keep us entertained! Whats better than a hot chick killing hordes of badguys? Image has knocked it out of the park with another cool series! Read Full Review
"Epic Kill" continues to be a beautiful book that trades in heavy action scenes drawn spectacularly. Ienco's story is only beginning with this issue, but there's enough on the page to bring you back for issue #7. As we get further down the road, we'll be able to see if there's a greater story here or just a flimsy excuse to show nifty action scenes. If Ienco can pull off a surprising or deep story, the stars in follow-up reviews can only go up. Read Full Review
The story is pretty engaging, and while the art ranges from weak to decent, it doesn't drag down the book's quality that much. I recommend it. Read Full Review
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