“This is just like Starsky and Hutch, except without any rabbits!” A stunning, all-new collection of four astounding Tank Girl adventures, from creator Alan Martin and mind-blowing artist Brett Parson. From the crime caper to end all capers with Tank Girl, Booga and the gang, to a farcical stage play murder mystery, to a spy-thriller in the bowels of Australia’s nastiest (and stupidest) crime syndicate, to a freak-out deep dive into Tank Girl’s own psychedelic subconscious, ‘Wonderful World’ is the perfect grab-bag of humor, violence, puns and eternal, immortal, piss-taking friendship. Collects The Wonderful World of Tank Girl #1-4.

Bringing together all the classic Hewlett and Martin Tank Girl comics for the first time in this fantastic slipcased edition with additional material including original art, unseen Hewlett pages, a "lost" Tank Girl story, and a brand new Tank Girl cover by artist Jamie Hewlett. The core Tank Girl works have been lovingly restored for this major collection, spanning the entire Jamie Hewlett era of Tank Girl. With Booga and the rest of the crew in tow, Tank Girl delights in the sort of marvellous mayhem that made us adore her the moment she stomped into our lives with her sexy boots and sassy mouth.

An old friend turns up, presenting Tank Girl with a problem that can only be solved by taking a dive, deep into the rabbit-hole of her own subconscious! Prepare to freak out, Man!

Tank Girl and all the gang are back, in this, the first of four brand-new, epic, stand-alone stories! In Tank Girl Strikes Again, our anti-heroes try to pull off their biggest caper ever, but, thanks to Booga’s gormless plotting, they barely escape with their lives. This is Tank Girl on true classic, chaotic, idiotic form!

For the very first time, the epic Tank Girl trilogy from Tank Girl co-creator Alan Martin and artist Brett Parson – ‘Two Girls One Tank’, ‘Tank Girl Gold’, and ‘World War Tank Girl’ – is collected in one giant, shelf-busting tome! Time travel, devious doppelgangers, the resurrection of fan-favorites, a train full of cursed gold bullion, and wartorn history – it’s all trapped between these covers! Plus: a huge gallery of covers and unseen design art.

Tank Girl and the gang are back, in the second instalment of four brand-new, epic, stand-alone stories! The gang spend a farcical weekend at one of Jet Girl’s numerous stately homes. Tea is drunk, crumpets are dunked, antique dresses are worn, a secondary character dies in excruciating pain, more tea, and a startling revelation about one or more of our heroes’ ancestries is revealed.

Tank Girl 1993-1994. Tank Girl was originally published in the legendary Deadline Magazine between the years of 1988 to 1995. Drawn and written, for the most part, by Jamie Hewlett and Alan Martin, it mixed a punk aesthetic with Looney Tunes style adventures. In this anniversary series we reappraise the initial run of comics, giving them a shiny new full-color treatment in a style consistent with their age and original production, and add context with artwork, strips, and photos from the Hewlett & Martin archives. Happy Birthday Tank Girl!