Okay, so I got sucked into this “Gun Honey: Collision Course” thing. I saw some buzz about it, thought, “Why not?” and jumped in. Here’s how it went down.
First, I had to, you know, actually find the comic. It wasn’t like it was just sitting on my coffee table. So, I did some digging around. Found it eventually – it’s a digital thing, so no paper cuts, which is a bonus.
Once I got my hands on it, I started reading. I’m not gonna lie, the artwork is pretty slick. Lots of action, explosions, you know, the good stuff. The story itself? Well, it’s about this weapons expert, Joanna Tan, aka “Gun Honey,” and she’s, like, super good at getting weapons for people who need them… discreetly.
This “Collision Course” story is all about her getting caught up in some serious trouble. She’s framed for something, and now everyone’s after her – government agents, bad guys, the whole nine yards. So, she’s gotta use all her skills and smarts to clear her name and, you know, not get killed.
The Reading Process
- I started with issue #1. Always a good place to start, right?
- Then, I just kept going, one issue after another. It’s pretty fast-paced, so it’s easy to get hooked.
- I gotta say, I appreciated the strong female lead. Joanna’s tough, resourceful, and she doesn’t take crap from anyone.
- There were a few twists and turns that I didn’t see coming, which is always a plus. Kept me on my toes.
- Some of the action sequences were maybe, a little bit over the top, maybe. Explosions that just defy the physics.
By the end, I was pretty satisfied. It was a fun, action-packed read. Did it change my life? No. Was it a good way to spend a few hours? Absolutely. I finished all the available issues, and now I’m kinda waiting to see what happens next. It definitely left me wanting more, that’s for sure.
So, that’s my experience with “Gun Honey: Collision Course.” If you’re into action comics with a cool female protagonist, you might wanna check it out. Just don’t expect it to be, like, the most realistic thing you’ve ever read. It’s all about the fun, the explosions, and the badassery.