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The Ninjettes #1
| Writer | Fred Van Lente |
| Artist | Joseph Cooper |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Bursting from the pages of Jennifer Blood: Meet the Ninjettes! These college-age women were taught to fit the Profile - forced to become deadly and expendable assassins. But who created the Profile? Why were they selected to be its latest deadly operatives? And who will they kill first - their targets, or each other? It's all-out action from writer Fred Van Lente and artist Joseph Cooper!
CRITIC REVIEWS
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10
Comic Crusaders - C.V.R. The Bard
Sep 12, 2022A book published by both Dynamite and Atlas, it's only natural that "Ninjettes plays off both with perverted displays of violence and sensuality, but Van Lente's pop culture nods and socially conscious asides, coupled with Kelly's colors that make "Ninjette'sappear harmlessly pulpy while Cooper's dark shades reveal the true tone of this book is what forms indie-comics' latest mech that is in the same breath both mindful and mindless. Read Full Review
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8.5
Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez
Sep 07, 2022THE NINJETTES #1 shows plenty of promise and potential. The pacing, tone, dialog, and action are all on-point, and the art is quite good. That said, the beginning is a little too chaotic, but the comic settles in nicely once the killing starts. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicBook.com - Megan Peters
Sep 07, 2022The Ninjettes steps out this week with a first issue that is as punchy as it is pristine. Read Full Review
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8.0
Lotusland Comics - Hank Rea
Sep 08, 2022'The Ninjettes' is not subtle. Female sociopaths are brought together in a tournament of survival to weed out the weak so only the best killers emerge. Is it bloody? Yep. Is it fast-paced? Yes. Is it fun? You bet. Van Lente and Cooper gleefully put together a violent showcase of exploitation film-type action that would make Tarantino proud. Read Full Review
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4.0
Razorfine - Alan Rapp
Sep 13, 2022None of the characters are important enough to be given names here (let alone backstories or any stand-out characteristics), including our main character who steadfastly denies she belongs amongst a group of sociopaths that begins killing each other off to thin the herd down to three victors. I'm guessing she'll be one to survive, although I doubt that I can to stick around long enough to find out the outcome. Read Full Review
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