Danger Girl: Back in Black

(WildStorm, 2006)
™ and ©2006 J. Scott Campbell

J. Scott Campbell made quite a name for himself as a creator with Danger Girl, which featured James Bond-style adventures led by beautiful, scantily-clad heroines. Small wonder that he’d return to the characters with this miniseries, even though he only draws the covers—which are of course typically racy. As for the story itself, the gang of investigators reunites, goes undercover in a biker gang and a cowboy bar, fights men, and fills the pages between each gratuitous cheesecake shot in which either Abbey or Syd ends up covering her breasts with her hands.

Andy Hartnell and Nick Bradshaw team up to present a poor man’s version of the hit original, with some humor here and there and plenty of attractive women. Unfortunately, it’s not quite as well-drawn or witty as the initial series.

— Andy Richardson

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