Kick-Ass #7

Overall, I thought this was a killer introduction to the new arc. Steve Niles and Marcelo Frusin are a great team, and I love the direction that they are taking the story. I can see a lot of exciting things on the horizon for Patience, and I'm looking forward to when the next issue comes out. Read Full Review

Kick-Ass #7 keeps one of Image's most consistent titles rolling strong. Under Niles and Frusin, the book is in excellent hands. Read Full Review

Steve Niles does a pretty decent job of taking over writing duties from Millar and gives us the beginnings of a new story in which Patience is still trying to juggle things with regards to her double life as a working mum by day and vigilante crime fighter by night. Read Full Review

Do writer Steve Niles & artist Marcelo Frusin kick-ass as the new creative team in KICK-ASS #7? Yes, they do. Read Full Review

As expected, the artwork takes a bit of a step down compared to the Lawds work put in by Romita Jr. Luckily, Frusin brings a certain level of grit and grime to the table that helps you appreciate this Pablo Escobar-ish side of the story. We're building toward a big showdown between Kick-Ass and the soon-to-be-released prison prom king, Violencia. Enjoy the carnage until then. Read Full Review

Gizmo

Oct 15, 2018

All of the Kick-Ass charm is lost. Patience is now basically a less financially responsible Punisher. Does her gang still run a gang business, or does it just murder and rob rivals now?