‘Kill Them All’ Delivers Witty Violence, Laughs, and Hard Ass Action

Writer: Kyle Starks / Artists: Kyle Starks / Indie I fucking love this graphic novel. Period. Kill Them All is the perfect blend of comedy, intricate hand-to-hand fights and shootouts that somehow manage to finesse heart and depth into the equation. Some creative projects and teams just get it when it comes to flipping cliche action adventures. In Kill Them All, Kyle Starks gets it and delivers in full. The adventure starts at the root of most things. Male fragility. Our lead character, Tiger’s Daughter, is a woman that happens to be the top assassin at a rather public conglomerate crime cartel named after their boss, Requin. Tiger’s Daughter breaks up with her shitty boyfriend who, in retaliation, lies to Requin, saying TD has been working with the cops to bring down the cartel. TD is labeled a traitor, fired, and gets thrown out of her apartment. TD then sets off for some payback.

Kill Them All Gets Even Deeper Tho We are next introduced to Detective Khan who is trying to help out ex-cop Mason Iruka. Mason has been fired and all he wants to do is be a cop again. My man is doing the most until Khan says he has an idea that’ll land Mason back at his job. That idea stems from a bunch of shady characters that are now in town and heading toward (you guessed it) Requin Plaza. Happenstance takes the wheel when our buddy cops meet Tiger’s Daughter and shit get’s flames. Kill Them All isn’t reinventing the wheel when it comes to action but it makes so many smart choices and twists…