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Magical Beatdown, Vol 1

Magical Beatdown amplifies the violence of magical girl stories in a simple revenge fantasy that’s beautifully rendered through Woodall’s art in blue and pink. It’s a short, direct story, but it packs a lot in.
A cropped image of the cover of the comic Magical Beatdown Vol. 1 by Jenn Woodall, showing a woman in a skirt with a bloody, bandaged hand and blood splattered on her skirt.

Artist and Writer: Jenn Woodall

Quick Review

Magical Beatdown amplifies the violence of magical girl stories in a simple revenge fantasy that’s beautifully rendered through Woodall’s art in blue and pink. It’s a short, direct story, but it packs a lot in.

Rating: 3 out of 5.

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The cover of the comic Magical Beatdown Vol. 1 by Jenn Woodall, showing a woman in a skirt and short shirt with a bloody, bandaged hand and blood splattered on her skirt.

Description

Hyper violent street harassment revenge fantasy in the style of Sailor Moon about about an average video-game loving schoolgirl who transforms into a foul-mouthed and rage-fueled Magical Girl when provoked.

Watch in awe as she swiftly disposes of street harassers and mutant creeps with her impressive array of magical weapons.

Magical Beatdown Vol. 1 by Jenn Woodall

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