"THE WORLD IS FLAT," Conclusion
It Girl is trapped in the Alps trying to rescue a kidnapped scientist from a slippery supervillain, a scary gangster lady, and her two giant robot sons. Is the scientist's coveted device the secret to getting out alive? It Girl's just going to have to turn it on and find out!
"It Girl and the Atomics" #8 is another enjoyable issue from a fun series. I've said it before but it bears repeating: Michael Allred should be proud of the life that Rich and Norton have brought to his characters. If you've not sampled "It Girl and the Atomics" up until now, #8 is a good a place as any to begin. Take a look, you won't regret it. This is out-and-out fun. Read Full Review
It Girls and The Atomics #8 is a fun issue and even if you're not sure where to start, this right here is a good enough place. Rich and Norton gives strong visuals and easily understood for new readers. It's good old-fashioned fun and something comics needs to push more of into the market. Read Full Review
It Girl & The Atomics #8 is another fun ride from this creative team. With it's fast paced action, spot on humor, colorful characters, and overall throwback feel. This is one comic that people should be reading. Read Full Review
It’s not that It Girl and the Atomics can’t have a story sustained over a long period of time, but rather that the quality of the stories and the uniqueness of the world allow for the creators to produce stories of any length. There’s a lot to be said about the talent on this series to be able to explore so many unique styling’s of stories each month and remain very consistent. If you’ve missed out on the series I suggest you grab the last issue that begins the story line concluded in this issue, but even still this is as good of a place as any to jump on to the series. Read Full Review
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