Jason Michael from the Atlantic Screen Connection Podcast joins to discuss Joelle Jones's Dark Horse series Lady Killer. They explore the comic's subversive use of 1950s marketing aesthetics, its themes of female competition and societal expectations, and how the artwork—particularly Jones's distinctive black ink splatters and color choices—reinforces the tension between Josie's domestic life and her secret work as an assassin. The conversation touches on both volumes, character development, and how the series compares to other assassin-focused comics.
