Kick-Ass #8

deadpool_a_k_a_wade_wilson's Kick-Ass #8 review

Kick-Ass is Kicking.. Well You Know

Kick-Ass is in my opinion one of Miller's best work. Why? It's new, it's fresh, it creative, it's.. Different! And that is becoming harder to come by in Comic-Books these days, so when people like me get tired of the Superman's and Wolverine's of the Comic-Book industry you can pick up this comic and really enjoy and different view on being a Superhero!  
 
Now to the review was comic good? Yes, it was more than good it was purely awesome. Mark Miller continues to shine, and Romita Jr art is a great counter balance to the Kick-Ass effect! The storyline is great, character portrayal just as good! All in All a Good comic! 

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