Hit-Girl #4

In an all-out balls-to-the-wall bloodbath of an issue, writer Mark Millar and artist Ricardo Lopez Ortiz conclude their first new Hit-Girl arc with a brutal intensity that leaves readers ready and eager for Mindy's next action-packed adventure. Read Full Review

If you want a good action story with a tinge of drama and comedy through out than the Hit-Girl series will be just for you. Highly looking forward to more of Mindy's adventure! Read Full Review

Overall. A great ending for this story arc and I loved how we get Mindyclosing out the issue by spinning the world globe and stopping it on the next country that she plans to visit, which just happens to be Canada. Read Full Review

A tremendously satisfying conclusion to this four issue arc of Millar's. Really satisfying and fun in equal measures. Now, the next issue will see a creative team change, with Jeff Lemire and Eduardo Risso. As much as I love Lemire's writing I am a little nervous about the change given how much I've enjoyed this run. I retain an open mind however (I'm a big Lemire fan), and there is a scene change as well as we leave Columbia behind for Canada. As for this issue, read the other three (if you haven't already) and then pick this up - very good work and a top comic. Warning though - not for the squeamish. Read Full Review

Hit-Girl #4 proved a road trip to Colombia is anything but dull for our favorite teen assassin. Mindy's next road trip is taking her to a much colder climate, but knowing Hit-Girl, she's bound to make it explosive all the same. Read Full Review

This was the wig snatchin, fade delivering, POC flooded, Geneva Convention banned, 007 gadget and tween rampage filled Hit-Girl comic book that Mark Millar fans deserved. Read Full Review

'Hit-Girl' ends its first arc in Colombia with figurative and literal fireworks. Fans get their money's worth of violence and gore as Mindy's plan comes full circle. The new series is a wrecking ball to the globe like Amy Reeder's amazing cover. Mindy is taking over one country at a time bringing her bloody sense of justice to criminals everywhere. Millar has done it again. Read Full Review

Hit-Girl #4 brings us to the end of our first destination for Mindy, and this was one hell of a spectacle. Mark Millar and this creative team fully embraced everything that is absurdly violent about this world. There has never been a time to love Hit-Girl more than when she is on her own and having no one to tell her she is too much. Canada beware. Read Full Review

Hit-Girl#4brings its first arc to an end with a well-written story that finds some real heart amongst all the gleefully illustrated blood and viscera. Read Full Review

It's all magic and Hit-Girl issue #4 has the series off to a good start. Read Full Review

Millar ties this arc up with a twisted little bloody bow. The body count is through the roof, the panels are drenched in gangbanger blood, and the words out of Hit-Girl's mouth mostly contain only four letters. Read Full Review

There's no emotion or humanity in any of these characters and the maudlin moments just expose this bizarre cartoon for what it is. Read Full Review

Spock's Brain

Jun 26, 2018

I kind of found this bloodletting issue to be a bore, and for the first time since the debut issue, I felt the art did not really fit what was going on--or else the tone just did not work for me. What has me excited is Jeff Lemire (cool!) and Eduardo Risso (holy fuck!) taking over next issue...this I am down with...

K-23

Sep 13, 2023

I loved Kick Ass and Hit Girl became one of my favorite characters from that but this series was such a dud. I couldn't even believe Mark Millar wrote this as I've always found him to be better than this.