JENNIFER BLOOD: BATTLE DIARY #5, by Dynamite Comics on 4/10/24, ends Jennifer’s fight against a white supremacist biker gang with a wild hotel shootout in the middle of a birthing event.
The Details
- Written by: Fred Van Lente
- Art by: Rapha Lobosco
- Colors by: Dearbhla Kelly
- Letters by: Jeff Eckleberry
- Cover art by: Joseph Michael Linsner (cover A)
- Comic Rating: Mature
- Cover price: $4.99
- Release date: April 10, 2024
Is JENNIFER BLOOD: BATTLE DIARY #5 Good?
In Issue #4, following Jennifer Blood’s thwarted bank robbery attempt, she instigates the Crooked Cross gang to seek revenge on those they believe betrayed them. Through misdirection, they target the Volks, leading to a series of violent reprisals. Dame Friggin uncovers Jennifer’s true identity and sets out to confront her.
In Jennifer Blood: Battle Diary #5, the story reaches its climax as various factions converge on a hotel where Jennifer and Megan, a woman Jennifer is protecting, find themselves amidst a birthing emergency. A chaotic shootout ensues as rival gangs, the Crooked Cross and the Volks, clash violently, resulting in unexpected casualties and revelations.
The issue features a frenetic mix of violence and unexpected humor, embodying the series’ trademark gonzo style. The introduction of the Ninjettes, a formidable force, sets the stage for future conflicts.
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What did we like about JENNIFER BLOOD: BATTLE DIARY #5?
Fred Van Lente adeptly captures the chaotic spirit of the narrative, delivering a satisfying resolution while setting up intriguing future developments. The tease involving the Ninjettes adds anticipation for what lies ahead.
What didn’t we like about JENNIFER BLOOD: BATTLE DIARY #5?
While the over-the-top violence aligns with the series’ tone, some moments verge on the absurd, particularly the scene involving a baby’s umbilical cord being cut by a stray bullet. The chaotic nature of the final shootout occasionally muddles the action.
How’s the Art?
Rapha Lobosco’s art shines in this issue, effectively conveying the bizarre scenarios and eccentric characters. Despite occasional chaos, the visuals remain engaging, with distinct character designs and improved background integration compared to previous installments.
Final Thoughts
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JENNIFER BLOOD: BATTLE DIARY #5 elivers on its promise of wild action and unexpected twists, bringing the miniseries to a satisfying close. While some moments may push the boundaries of believability, the overall storytelling and artwork earn it a commendable score.
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