Gun Honey: Combustion #1
| Writer | Charles Ardai |
| Artist | Ace Continuado |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
THE BEST-SELLING GUN HONEY SPIN-OFF IS BACK!
Set in the GUN HONEY universe, starring the fiery ex-girlfriend of Gun Honey Joanna Tan-a master of disguise and deception!
A biological weapon that could kill millions...a scientist's daughter who needs to disappear...and HEAT SEEKER Dahlia Racers is on the job! But can she beat a beautiful mercenary unable to feel heat, cold, fatigue, or pain?
"THE FINEST KIND OF PULP NOIR." ED BRUBAKER
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.0
Kabooooom - Matt Morrison
Nov 11, 2024Fans of the Gun Honey series and the first Heat Seeker will find more of the same epic action in Heat Seeker: Combustion. Charles Ardai continues to write an epic ripping-yarn and Ace Continuado’s art continues to shine. The only downside is that familiarity with the series so far is a must, as the comic opens in the middle of the action, with no effort made to introduce Dahlia or her assistants. Still fans of the franchise and high-octane action won’t want to miss this! Read Full Review
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8.0
Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez
Nov 15, 2024HEAT SEEKER: COMBUSTION #1 is a fast-paced, thrilling start to Charles Ardai's latest adventure for the world's greatest mistress of misdirection. Ardai's script sprints out of the gate from page one with a spycraft mission with deadly stakes, and the art team's output is solid. Read Full Review
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7.5
AIPT - David Brooke
Nov 12, 2024Overall, Gun Honey: Heat Seeker - Combustion offers a bold, action-packed read that leans heavily into spy thriller tropes while delivering a mature, adult-oriented experience. Charles Ardai's storytelling and Ace Continuado's dynamic art create a world that's as sensual as it is dangerous. While some of the nudity and focus on sexuality can feel gratuitous, it aligns with the series' pulpy, James Bond-inspired aesthetic, designed for readers looking for a raw, unfiltered take on the spy genre. For fans of suspenseful, fast-paced comics with a mature edge, this first issue promises an engaging start to Dahlia's latest adventure. Read Full Review
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