Kate Leth, Brittney Williams, and Rachelle Rosenberg throw out a bunch of crazy ideas inHellcat#15, including connecting the sniffles and Scarlet Witch-lite reality warping powers, and most of them stick thanks to the fact that the weirdness stems from Patsy's own issues. Also, Jubilee shapeshifting into a cloudwill never not be hilarious. Read Full Review

I love the way the characters play off each other. Leth has built some really bubbly friendships among her cast. I love the way art and comedy go so well together, with lines of dialogue just as cute as the art. I loved the bit where Patsy and her imaginary friend just start bonding instead of fighting, because of course she gets along with her imaginary friend " and of course a giant wasp would scare everybody! Read Full Review

Patsy has a mystical head cold that makes something stupid happen every time she sneezes. Sharon's property gets demolished. Ha ha? Sometimes I'm tempted to cut this title some slack because it's so whimsical, but then I remember that *every other* whimsical title Marvel publishes (Squirrel Girl, Gwenpool, Moon Girl, Howard, Wasp, etc etc) shows way more effort and talent than this one. The art is so simplistic that a page with more than one panel background is exceptional, and the dialogue is strictly "Buffy fan fiction by a sophomore who's never read her writing out loud" quality.