Tank Girl 2

Rating:
Summary: Embarassing and not worth buying
Review: An embarassing attempt by the authors to garner new interest in a waning comic by being so "cutting edge" and "out there" that it's worthless mumbling. With inconsistent art styles and rapidly shifting character backgrounds unlike those of the first book, this volume is simply not worth buying. The writers spend more time trying to get their personal characters into the story than writing the story, with the result that it's not even a Tank Girl story line. Get Volume 1, which is more what you're looking for if you like Tank Girl.

Rating:
Summary: Printed Insanity, not for everyone
Review: Tank Girl is the epitome of a cult classic. It is definately not your traditional comic, there isn't much plot to speak of, nor is there much depth in the stories. This is not the book to read for concise social commentary or introspection. This magic of Tank Girl lies in its incredible art, cathartic writing, and the interaction between the numerous insane characters (as well as the characters and the creators). I would reccommend Tank Girl to someone with a very twisted sense of humor and an open mind. It's not for everyone, and does take a different mind set to appreciate. The only reason I do not give it 5 stars is that one or two of the stories in this book were a little too slow at points, and some of the pages were too cluttered. These are minor gripes, but I don't want to say it's a perfect collection. But worth the $.