Created on October 5, 2012 and written by TaliAdina
Category: Comic Book Reviews

Rating: 5/5
Publisher Name: Dynamite
Writer: Paul Tobin
Pencils: Leno Carvalho
Number of Pages: 26
Price: 3.99
Color: Color
Safety Content Label: T+ TEENS AND UP – Appropriate for most readers 13 and up, parents are advised that they might want to read before or with younger children.

Publisher’s Blurb:
The Bionic Woman is smashing down mansion doors and kicking holes in yachts, dodging bullets in the tropics and turning super-spy in the Mediterranean, all in a frenzied quest to uncover the real secrets behind the Mission, and shut them down once and for all. But she’s not the only one on a hunt, and she’s about to find out that you should never kick a hole in a yacht you’re on and that not all bullets can be dodged.

Reviewer’s Comments:
The Bionic Woman is back and she’s hitting the folks that are after her hard! This issue begins with action and it keeps going and going. One by one, Jamie searches for and finds some of the folks who are involved with The Mission and gets some answers that she needs, bionic woman style of course.

Eventually, her and Nora end up at a party by flirting with a guy who works for the man that’s next on her list. The party’s on a nice yacht and it’s where Nora and Jamie make a big impression on the man by sinking his yacht. Needless to say the guy gives Jamie the answers she wants at least that’s what she thinks…

The Bionic Woman is one of my favorite comics to date and it keep getting better. Tobin and Carvalho make the perfect team for this series. I’m on the edge of my seat looking forward to what will happen next.

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Tags: comics, Dynamite Entertainment, The Bionic Woman

About the Writer: TaliAdina (75 Posts) Tali Adina is the creator of the blog Comicmaniacs. Tali also posts her thoughts and comic scripts on her blog The Diary of a Novice Comic Book Writer. She's also a contributor on WhyNotIndie.com. Her first comic book script "Defect Light to Combat the Darkness" was accepted to the women-created comic book anthology Womanthology, created by Renae De Liz. She was paired with artist Kelly Turnbull. She also wrote a one page story for the Womanthology Holiday PDF & Valentine's Day special with artist Brenda Kirk entitled "Don't Let the Light Go Out" and "June".

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