Tank Girl, Jet Girl, Booga and Barney are back, in a mission to save their favorite little radio store. Everything goes to plan, but somewhere along the line Booga manages to electronically summon a gang of evil counterparts, fronted by the darkest bitch on the planet - Anti-Tank Girl! The fight is to the death, as each gang member draws on their deepest, most screwed-up powers to eliminate their own personal nemesis. Things are about to get very dark, very bloody, and very stupid.
Originally created by Martin and one half of the critically-acclaimed virtual band Gorillaz, Jamie Hewlett, this series has Martin teaming up with newcomer artist Cadwell who does an excellent job illustrating Tank Girl. His art reminds me at times of a psychedelic meets punk art form and it meshes well with Martin's maddening, and extraordinary scripting. There are times when what's going on might not make any logical sense, but that's the point. Tank Girl makes sense in its bizarre and surreal way. This is a comic that readers who are looking for the unique, strange and excellent should pick up. Read Full Review
Solid State Tank Girl #1 has spunk and elements of a good Tank Girl story but unfortunately, that's not enough. The plot is something that we've seen numerous times before and the artwork's style is so unusual that it becomes distracting. There's not doubt that Martin and Johnson-Cadwell are enjoying what they're doing but it just doesn't work. Solid State Tank Girl #1 earns 1.5 out of 5 stars. Read Full Review
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