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36 Works 405 Members 10 Reviews

About the Author

Includes the name: Andy Harnell

Series

Works by Andy Hartnell

Danger Girl: The Ultimate Collection (2001) — Author — 166 copies, 5 reviews
Danger Girl: Odd Jobs (2005) 29 copies
Danger Girl: Back in Black (2007) 26 copies
Danger Girl: Body Shots (2007) 17 copies, 1 review
Danger Girl: Revolver (2012) 16 copies, 2 reviews
Danger Girl: The Chase (2014) 15 copies
Danger Girl: Trinity (2013) 11 copies
Danger Girl/G.I. JOE (2013) 10 copies, 1 review
Danger Girl: Renegade (2016) 9 copies
Danger Girl: Mayday (2014) 8 copies
Absolute Danger Girl (2004) 6 copies

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Gender
male
Nationality
USA
Birthplace
Kenosha, Wisconsin, USA
Associated Place (for map)
Wisconsin, USA

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Reviews

10 reviews
Adam's Review (5 Stars) : Danger Girl is a comic I have read through many times. Its a short run, though the characters have continued on in mini-series and one-shots still to this day. This title, along with Battle Chasers and Crimson, the three starting titles of the Cliffhanger! line of comics (now owned by DC/Wildstorm) came to me at a time when comics were a very important part of my life. Thusly, those 3 titles will always have a special place in my heart.
That being said, this title is show more a total adrenaline rush for guys: spy gadgets, insanely hot J. Scott Campbell drawn ladies, fast paced action, women, over the top villains, women.... LOL Anyone looking at this comic knows that while the stories are good (and they really are!), people read this for the amazingly drawn Campbell ladies.
Quick read, fun ride, and sad the title went away, but high recommend.
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Background: Danger Girl, Revolver #1 chronicles the activities of a task force brought together to solve crimes and mysteries. This issue opens as Johnny and Abbey are attempting to find a priceless heirloom, a ring that is about to be given as a wedding band.

Review: Great first issue! While fairly short (which most comics are), it was action packed and left me wanting to read more. The characters all seem to have their quarks which you pick up on right away, even though there is little show more explanation about them, and the dialogue is funny and entertaining. I think my only qualm with comics like this is that they paint a certain picture of females, voluptuous, but not in a natural way, and almost all images of them have boobs and butt everywhere! So, I guess…guys, enjoy! show less
Background: Danger Girl/ G.I. Joe (#1-4) follows the story of Danger Girl and G.I. Joe joining forces to combat Cobra. Issues one through four are included in this hardback edition in full color.

Review: I have read some of the Danger Girl comics before and was super excited to find this gem on Netgalley. Introducing the Danger Girl team to the G.I. Joe team was a great plan, the plot was action packed and full of surprises and twists. Having these four issues back to back was very nice, I show more enjoyed being able to continue the story so easily, but was super upset at another to be continued after issue four. I will be keeping a lookout for the next issues. show less
Interesting story with more than few nods to Charlies Angels, Alias and A-Team (but in this case we are talking about fully female team).

Art is fantastic - for some it may be too sexist though - but in overall highly entertaining.

If you like adventure, action, heroes facing impossible odds and situations and surviving it all then this one is for you.

Recommended.

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Associated Authors

John Royle Illustrator
J. Scott Campbell Cover artist

Statistics

Works
36
Members
405
Popularity
#60,013
Rating
½ 3.5
Reviews
10
ISBNs
34
Languages
3

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