Alan Martin is the co-creator of Tank Girl (along with artist Jamie Hewlett). He lives in the UK. Mike McMahon is one of Britain's most famous comic artists, known primarily for his work on 2000AD.

"Martin and McMahon succeed in being able to capture all what is best about previous Tank Girl books while making this a somewhat new take on the character because of McMahon’s art. Fans of Tank Girl won’t be disappointed." – Part Time Fanboy“Martin is an old hand at making anarchic mayhem funny, and McMahon’s colorful, blocky art gets right into the spirit of the thing, prizing the giddy kick of blood-spattered violence…” – AV Club“I encourage fans of offbeat humor, abstract art, and Quentin Tarantino films to give it a shot.” – Unleash the Fanboy

Alan Martin is the co-creator of Tank Girl (along with artist Jamie Hewlett). He lives in the UK. Mike McMahon is one of Britain's most famous comic artists, known primarily for his work on 2000AD.

"Martin and McMahon succeed in being able to capture all what is best about previous Tank Girl books while making this a somewhat new take on the character because of McMahon’s art. Fans of Tank Girl won’t be disappointed." – Part Time Fanboy“Martin is an old hand at making anarchic mayhem funny, and McMahon’s colorful, blocky art gets right into the spirit of the thing, prizing the giddy kick of blood-spattered violence…” – AV Club“I encourage fans of offbeat humor, abstract art, and Quentin Tarantino films to give it a shot.” – Unleash the Fanboy

Alan Martin is the co-creator of Tank Girl (along with artist Jamie Hewlett). He lives in the UK. Mike McMahon is one of Britain's most famous comic artists, known primarily for his work on 2000AD.

"Martin and McMahon succeed in being able to capture all what is best about previous Tank Girl books while making this a somewhat new take on the character because of McMahon’s art. Fans of Tank Girl won’t be disappointed." – Part Time Fanboy“Martin is an old hand at making anarchic mayhem funny, and McMahon’s colorful, blocky art gets right into the spirit of the thing, prizing the giddy kick of blood-spattered violence…” – AV Club“I encourage fans of offbeat humor, abstract art, and Quentin Tarantino films to give it a shot.” – Unleash the Fanboy