HIT-GIRL IS BACK, and the body count is rising. Our violent adolescent superhero is slaughtering the city's bad guys, using a top hitman as her weapon. Yet, amid the blood, the gang fights, and assassinations, there is a grieving mother desperate for vengeance-a mother that will stop at nothing to get justice for her son. MARK MILLAR and RICARDO LOPEZ ORTIZ join forces for the third installment of Mindy's Colombian adventure.
'Hit-Girl' puts Mindy through her paces in this chapter almost destroying her master plan to take out the cartel and get justice for her client. Mano reveals new layers to his character and an intelligence to match his savagery. Hard to believe this is the penultimate issue leading to one more explosive episode. It feels like Millar and company have just gotten started with another blockbuster series. 'Hit-Girl' delivers the goods month after month. Catch up now! Read Full Review
This issue will be released on Wednesday 25 April. It's not to be missed. Read Full Review
I've gone in at length at how glorious the gory aspects of this Hit-Girl comic is, but I haven't really dug into some of the details that make Ricardo Lopez Ortiz's work so damn phenomenal. He gives us great depictions and rich textures of the hoods, streets and tunnels of Colombia. The scars and expressions on the faces that so many of these characters are exquisitely drawn, while Sunny Gho does a beast job of coloring in each shade of red, black and brown properly. Read Full Review
Despite the fact that there is a shift in the story style in this issue - more densely packed action, less humorous breaks, it still rocked. This series has been a delight to look at and a delight to read in its opening three installments. Special shout out to the wonderful Amy Reeder cover art too, which adds to the overall package. Read Full Review
Hit-Girl has been an unpredictable and unapologetic guilty pleasure. Millar keeps stacking these crazy scenarios and making them work for one of the more entertaining reads on comic stands today. Read Full Review
With only one more issue in this current arc, this series has reached its boiling point. Hit-Girl #3 leaves readers eager to get their hands on Issue #4 thanks to a twist or two, more solid writing, and fantastic illustrations. Read Full Review
'Hit-Girl' #3 is the most action-packed issue yet in this fabulously frantic and joyously violent Image Comics' series filled with relentless pacing and eye-popping art. 4 Stars! Read Full Review
Hit-Girl is a series that I feel is worth picking up, especially if your a fan of the heroes who aren't afraid to get their hands dirty. Read Full Review
What started as a joyful embrace of violence against Latin America has not moved beyond that obsession at all, only found new elements to make it appear even more ugly. Read Full Review
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