The bandits pick off Cody's enemies one by one, working their way through her old crew. But before they can wipe out the whole set, a familiar face from Thena's past crackles over the telecast, and the girls turn their vengeful attention to her ex, Viggo.
This book delivers on every way from its colorful characters and lavish art style. Read Full Review
OverallThis issue was worth the wait. I especially enjoyed the quieter moments where Cody and Thena get to do a little bonding, which sort of put me in mind of films such as Thelma and Louise. It is very apparent that seeds are being sewn for the final issue, which promises to be an absolute stonker if the final page cliffhanger is anything to go by. Like pretty much most readers. I can't wait to see how all of this will end, but also hope it will lead to some further adventures for these two strong female characters. Read Full Review
The Netflix logo is listed on the back cover of these books. It's appropriate because of all of the Mark Millar titles I've read in recent months Space Bandits is the one I'm most excited to see translated.
I adore the lead characters and the voices Mark gives to them. Thena is billed as the badass but seems to get her ass beat in every issue. Cody is the brains of the pair but is totally useless in face to face confrontation. Together they create an odd couple style dynamic that works perfectly as the leads bounce off of each other and their enemies.
The comic is a ton of fun. It's so refreshing to see women presented as people with legit goals and motivations and not just avatars for some feminist agenda. It's also more
Cool issue. I like this comic, but it's nothing that special.
© 2024
Prev
