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Hit-Girl

Hit-Girl, Vol. 5: Hit-Girl in Hong Kong

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Hit-Girl’s in Hong Kong. She’s hunting a merciless gang leader—one responsible for drug trafficking, kidnapping, extortion, and bloody gang warfare. Yet all is not what it seems, and Hit-Girl’s ready to recruit allies from the darkest, dirtiest corners of Hong Kong. A hyper-violent, Hong Kongese assault from everyone’s favorite adolescent assassin.

Collects HIT-GIRL SEASON TWO #5-8

109 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 29, 2019

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9,350 reviews1,012 followers
December 9, 2019
Hit-Girl heads to Hong Kong to take out the head of the Triad and gets involved with a gang of homeless kids. This was probably the best arc yet of the Hit-Girl series. Lots of crazy, over the top violence with an Asian cinema bent. Parlov's art was more than solid.
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1,008 reviews17 followers
August 13, 2023
This one beats out the Kevin Smith arc as my favorite of these due to it just being a better book all around. The art is better in this one. The story is less WTF and more of a believable story that you could’ve seen Millar writing from his original take on the character. The story is a little played out through these new volumes, but this one was written well enough that I didn’t really notice it in this volume so much. Daniel Way definitely brings his talent from writing Deadpool into this one with the perfect mix of humor and violence with a couple surprise twists throughout this four-issue run.
76 reviews1 follower
January 21, 2021
Tras el pésimo sabor de boca que me dejó el volumen anterior, me dio mucho gusto el cambio de rumbo para esta nueva aventura. Daniel Way decide no intentar desarrollar a un personaje que no tiene cabida para mucho crecimiento. En cambio, opta por enfocarse en la acción pero sin hacer de éste un comic descerebrado. Muestra a Mindy como una persona capaz y mesurada en cuanto a su planeación de golpes, una estratega astuta que toma sus características particulares como ventajas en su misión. Como apoyo adicional, nos presenta a una pandilla de niños callejeros que resultan entrañables. La violencia extrema está presente, mas nunca se siente gratuita. Y lo que se lleva los aplausos es el arte de Goran Parlov, con un estilo hiper-realista que le va muy bien al personaje. Incluso dibuja a Hit-Girl con una apariencia similar a la de Chlöe Grace Moretz, la actriz que encarnó al personaje en las películas. Quizás mi única queja es que en las portadas le dibuja unos labios muy carnosos al estilo de Manara y definitivamente no me parece bien sexualizar a una niña de menos de 15 años, pero es un detalle conceptual que no disminuye mi disfrute del comic (ni de las mismas portadas, que son grandes ilustraciones). Me encanta que el final rinde un excelente tributo a Kick-Ass de la mejor forma.
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Author 3 books34 followers
November 28, 2019
So violent and so fun, though Daniel Way's signature on all the splash pages was a bit distracting.
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182 reviews24 followers
June 14, 2020
2.5 stars. Beautiful art. Great characters. Story was just kind of boring and predictable.
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Author 1 book13 followers
May 13, 2021
Picked this up on a whim, and it's fun but there's not much to it. Nonsense violence for five issues Daniel's writing is decent and Parlov is one of my favorite artists in comics so naturally, I enjoyed his art. My biggest complaint is that the story was so rushed and I have no idea why the minor characters sided so loyalty, blindly to hit-girl it made no sense. Still, this was a quick read that had some thrills despite its weak story.
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412 reviews7 followers
April 15, 2024
A good rebound from the lackluster previous volume. This arc is written by Daniel Way and has an intriguing - plausible in the Hit-Girl world - story that has the reader on the edge of the street. Gordon Parlov’s art perfectly fits the action and world.
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1,286 reviews7 followers
March 9, 2020
Finally the series gets its sights zeroed in for a wild tale of Triad violence. Great art and the narrative feels right...finally.
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923 reviews
June 4, 2020
Excellent addition to the current Hit-Girl series. This time she's going up against the Liu Triad. Interesting storyline and characters with plenty of action nicely illustrated. Highly recommended.
69 reviews
June 3, 2021
O melhor até agora, dinamico, repleto de ação, a minha arte favorita dos 5, mas ainda é uma historia raza pra desligar o cerebro e ver balas voando para todos os lados.
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2,590 reviews28 followers
December 13, 2022
Much better than the previous go-around, though still a bit under-cooked. The artwork is decent.
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257 reviews
May 13, 2023
Una historia corta, entretenida y con un enemigo interesantisimo, tranquilamente me pondria a ver una pelicula de este comic
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Author 5 books17 followers
June 21, 2024
Better than the previous volume, but there's not much going on more than the occasional edgy moment here and there.
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1,289 reviews
July 6, 2022
Another year older and just as violent, the World Tour stops in Hong Kong
(this is generic, stereotypical HK. No way you can tell where exactly this is)
We're back for more ultraviolence and gunplay. It's starting to feel surreal, the amount of bullets she can dodge and the sheer number of gangsters she can kill.
She's hit the big 1.3. and she's been:
* clamped in a bear trap
* shot multiple times
* stabbed and almost bled out
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Boss Liu is nothing but trouble in Hong Kong. Looks like easy work for Hit-Girl. Only problem is that things don't always go the way you plan. Good thing there's so many street kids around with a bone to pick with Boss Liu.

Bonus: Hit-Girl learned Cantonese?! Yea, clearly she used a early version of Google Translate.
Bonus Bonus: Your girlfriend is a 3DS? *pffft*
593 reviews
August 6, 2020
As a noir, this is decent. It also illustrates Hit Girl's character fairly well.

As a use of Hong Kong for a setting I thought it was pretty lacking. It feels like there wasn't enough photo reference used so HK in this book looks and feels like a generic version of Gotham. The girl gang was genericized Asian schoolgirl.

I'll give it some points for attempting to use some Chinese names and dialogue, but deduct half of them for not understanding that HK is distinct from the mainland.
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59 reviews
January 11, 2022
If you want ultra-violence and an obsession with an adolescent magical girl (substitute martial arts for the magical abilities), this is for you! Don't expect any specifics about Hong Kong, though.
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