Reviews

Hack/Slash: Resurrection #7 by Rebekah Isaacs, Tini Howard, Celor, K. Michael Russell, Tim Seeley

inconsiderate's review against another edition

4.0

This volume collects the first 14 issues of the ongoing series. Although it is mindless campy humor at the best of times, it was still entertaining to read in a juvenile sense. If you are looking for some mindless fluff to pass the time with, and like decent sex jokes mixed with crude violence and shout-outs to classic horror films and comics, then this will probably be right up your alley.

vee615's review against another edition

5.0

Cassie and Vlad are at it again. While the first volume seemed very choppy, it was essentially getting various plot points and characters involved. Now that, that is all done we are discovering more about the world. Such as government conspiracies, experiments and cover ups, and more about Cassie and her search for her father. This continues to be a solid comic for me and Vlad and Cassie are such a fun dynamic to read.

randyribay's review against another edition

3.0

still fun, but not much depth.

silky_octopus's review

3.0

Cat and Pooch are back, Cat and Pooch are back, everything is better when Cat and Pooch are baaaack.

Did I mention that Cat and Pooch are back?