Assassinistas - Softcover

"Think Kill Bill if it was directed by Wes Anderson... that unique intersection between thrill-killing and family drama." -- Magdalene Visaggio, Kim and Kim, Eternity Girl "Gilbert Hernandez's art is one of a kind, Tini Howard combines domestic drama with grindhouse film thrills." -- Graphic Policy "A complex engine of performance parts." -- Comicosity "With ASSASSINISTAS, Howard's a ferocity of emotion, her characters brimming with history and pathos, regret and ambition." -- DoomRocket ..".where comics and pulp cinema tangle and have a love child." -- Comic Crusaders "A work of pure comic book perfection. It reads like Unforgiven for Charlie's Angels." -- Jeremy Whitley, Unstoppable Wasp ..".fast-paced energy and brilliant artwork..." -- Comicsverse "Maximum bad-ass-itude. Howard and Hernandez kill it." -- Chuck Wendig, Star Wars: Aftermath

Tini Howard got her start in comics as a winner of the Top Cow Talent Hunt in 2013, which earned her the chance to write Magdelena: Seventh Sacrament (December 2014, Image/Top Cow). Since then she's worked on The Skeptics, Hack/Slash and Rick and Morty: Pocket Like You Stole It. She also writes about comics, primarily for TeenVogue.com and Paste magazine's website. Tini is a Slytherin. Gilbert Hernandez is the creator, with his brother Jaime, of Love and Rockets, a modern classic that debuted in 1981. Gilbert's contribution to the series is the long-running Palomar saga, which tells the stories of the inhabitants of a Central American village. L&R's first volume ended in 1996, but more followed, and the series continues to this day, published by Fantagraphics. Gilbert has also worked with DC, Dark Horse, IDW, and Drawn & Quarterly. In 2017, Gilbert and Jaime were inducted into the Will Eisner Hall of Fame.