Dangerously delightful
Danger Girl: The Ultimate
Collection TPB
Writers: J. Scott Campbell and Andy Hartnell
Artist: J. Scott Campbell
June 24, 2007
By Avi Green
Those looking for good fun these days should take a look at J. Scott
Campbell’s miniseries of Danger Girl, one of the best books
featuring sexual humor and big breasts you can find that introduced
to the world the beauty of Abbey Chase and Sydney Savage.
Abbey the adventuress is recruited to be part of a female
troubleshooting team called Danger Girl, managed by an aging James
Bond-like spy that’s even got its own teen computer whiz complete
with freckles to help them out on the technical stuff. And, for a
boyfriend for at least one of these girls, there’s Johnny Baracuda,
an Italian-American spy who’s quite the ladies man. Their
assignment: to stop a modern-day neo-nazi underground gang that’s
bent on world domination. At the same time, there’s a spy in their
midst who’s planning to foil their efforts to put a stop to the
menace.
Reading this, it was one of the most delightfully funny adventures
starring babes in action I’ve read, with both Abbey and Sydney
proving to be some of the hottest women in comics, and by far
Campbell’s best concept that provides him with the perfect place in
which to draw the sexiest ladies. Some people say that his style,
great as it is (and part of the “good girl art” trend), is still too
wacky for most other major books, but here it works perfectly.
A well recommended book for anyone who likes this kind of adventure
with babes as stars.
Copyright 2007 Avi Green. All rights reserved.
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