SOON TO BE A MAJOR MOTION PICTURE! Dave Lizewski has had better days. When he first pulled on the Super Hero suit, it was the thrill of a lifetime. Since then, he's been banged-up, beaten, broken, bludgeoned, and all sorts of other b-words. He's met a 9-year-old assassin and been on a super hero team-up. He's watched people die and seen himself become an internet celebrity. But all that means nothing... compared to tonight. MARK MILLAR and JOHN ROMITA JR.'s foul-mouthed super hero saga continues!
KickAss returns with a vengeance and a score to settle with an issue that more than makes up for the wait with sheer brutality, superb art, and strong character work. While I hate extended delays on comics, I'm willing to be a bit more lenient when the end result is an issue like this. Read Full Review
With only one more issue to go, I'm not holding out much hope that Kick-Ass is going to turn out to be anything more than it originally appeared: a heady mixture of comics geekery, swearing, and pre-pubescent ultra-violence in ridiculous colourful costumes. On all of those fronts, Millar delivers -- but after six issues of similar content, I'm not sure that that's quite enough. Still, as storyboards for teen-oriented Generation-Y superhero movies go, you probably couldn't ask for better. Read Full Review
Italia - il povero Dave, era girato dal figlio del mafioso, se la vede veramente brutta. Viene torturato nonostante sappia praticamente nulla sulla vicenda dei due super eroi mascherati che attaccavano il mafioso.
The issue was cool, but Hit-Girl's dad here is worse than in the movie. I think even if I read this comic first I would think the movie's version is better.
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