Status Updates From Hit-Girl, Vol. 1: Hit-Girl ...

Notes:
(1) So, at the beginning of this, Mindy feels lonely because she no longer has a partner. Now, if I'm being generous, I'd say the whole rest of the book is a cautionary tale about what happens when you go it alone without a partner/sidekick to rein in your worst instincts.
- Though, I doubt that's the moral since we've got five volumes of solo murder vacations to go.

Notes:
(1) This is my least favorite art style. The whole loose and scratchy faux-manga look doesn't do anything for me.
(2) Granted, it's been a while since I read "Kick-Ass," but I don't remember Hit-Girl being a total psychopath.
- There was always heart and vulnerability to tether her to humanity. Here it's just about killing people in the most disgusting ways possible.

Notes:
(1) So, I'm down to my last three Millarworld series before I'm finally caught up enough to read "Big Game."
- Frankly, from what I can tell, I may only have to read this one. Which is why it's first up.
- Though, being a completist, I will read them all.
(2) I just finished the latest BRZRKR, so it'll be an interesting comparison between the two hyperviolent series.

... maar helaas, vooral veel, bijna uitsluitend zelfs, dit:



Echt lachen, joh, al die verschillende manieren van moorden... 🥱

Even dacht ik (toch) een origineel en grappig superheldverhaal te hebben gevonden (hoewel YA, niet mijn voorkeur)...

2.5/5
They took everything good out of Kick Ass like Dave and his narrating and left you with this C grade rip off. This book is like all those other American Pie movies without the main cast.
Ending this run here.