Tank Girl 3 (Remastered Edition)

by Alan C Martin, Jamie Hewlett (Illustrator)

Overview

She’s back to wreck her own unique brand of havoc! From the depths of the outback she charges, astride her fabulous tank! Run for the Hills! It’s... Tank Girl!

This time round, Tank Girl reveals the true story behind popular beat combo - The Smiths, battles titanically with evil deranged bounty hunters, takes a globe-trotting, gastronomic odyssey and still finds time for a naughty interlude behind a bulldozer. Marking the 20th anniversary of Tank Girl with a new introduction from Alan Martin and featuring rarely seen material from Jamie Hewlett. All presented in chronological order, glorious technicolour and in fabulous black and white - the way nature intended!

Warning: Adults only!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781845767617
Publisher:	Titan
Publication date:	08/25/2009
Series:	Tank Girl , #1
Edition description:	Anniversary
Pages:	96
Product dimensions:	7.50(w) x 10.18(h) x 0.26(d)

About the Author

ALAN MARTIN is the co-creator of Tank Girl (along with artist Jamie Hewlett), and writer of the first three Tank Girl graphic novels. He is also the writer of Armadillo!, a Tank Girl prose novel (also available from Titan Books).
JAMIE HEWLETT is perhaps has worked on a wide variety of comics projects, including Fireball and 2000 AD’s Hewligan’s Haircut,visual genius behind virtual pop group Gorillaz, soon to get their own show on MTV UK.

Editorial Reviews

Praise for Tank Girl:

"Tank Girl took a blowtorch to Batman and kicked seven shades out of Superman... Sexy, psychedelic and spleen-splittingly funny." Maxim

"Tank Girl... Destined to be next spring's candidate for collegiate cult status." Entertainment Weekly

"Lara Croft could not have existed without Tank Girl" Icon

"Frankly Tank Girl was MIA for too long and it's good to see her back" BlogcriticsMagazine

"As much of a wisecracker as she is woman warrior" New York Times

 

Praise for Alan C. Martin:

"Alan Martin has rather miraculously stepped right back into his groove with the character" Badlibrarianship

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