GUN HONEY: COLLISION COURSE #4 ends with a climactic collision at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Charles Ardai's script gives you everything you expect from a Gun Honey story, including energetic action and titillating developments. Plus, Ang Hor Kheng's art is gorgeous. That said, the plot between this issue and the previous three reads like it's part of a completely different story, so some readers may get lost. Read Full Review

So admittedly the start of the issue is a bit jarring. They dump you in at a weird point and you sort of have to work backwards. Also the opening panty shot is just... crass? Like I know this book has a lot of T and A but it was needless in a book with needless... you know.

Now past the intro things get better. The action ramps up, you get the conspiracy, loose partnerships, a great 'Austin Powers' moment of someone misinterpreting a scene (I laughed at that, it was well done for the comedic value mixed with the intensity of the fight), and a high stakes final fight. The book ends like any Hollywood action movie would, with a hook for another adventure.

Joanna once again this issue is done well. She is strong and smart but not invincible, she gets beat up and only the allies she put in place earlier make it work. It feels right for a story, I never know who is doing to die (besides Joanna), but when it works out it feels great.

TL DR: Intro is kind of a mess, the rest of the story is great with a action movie finish. more