Alan Martin (1)

I was inspired to read this ridiculousness after my friend Tim showed me the movie version. It sparked my interest and I had to know more about this beer swilling, kangaroo screwing, tank loving, she devil. The comics did not disappoint. I don't know how I made it this far into my life never having heard of Tank Girl. She's ridiculous and nearly defies definition. She's the most badass chick in Australia and she kicks butt and takes names second. She lives for the moment and has no agenda show more beyond her own personal enjoyment. I will definitely be checking out the rest of the comics. The characters are bat shit insane, the story line is barely follow-able, and the inside jokes and little notes are a real treat. Soo glad I got introduced to Tank Girl. Better late than never! show less

I bloody love Tank Girl as a concept, but some of the individual stories and art leave me wanting.

The only real issue I had with this book was that some of the font in the text bubbles were hard to read, a better script could have been used here and there, but overall Tank Girl is a solid and entertaining graphic novel with quirky humor - it's not for everyone - and a worthy part of any graphic novel fan's collection.

Ashley Wood’s illustrations are poignant and emphatic. The author has a wide ranging storytelling that carries the mythos of Tank Girl across the gamit of post-apocalyptic travel and end of days. In the quest to quell the testament or throes of harrowing past-life memories we see our heroine put to the test in this timely graphic novel.