pencil: Rufus Dayglo

story: Alan C. Martin

colors: Sofie Dodgson

Strange adventure (as usual) for Tank Girl and her crew!
Tank Girl fights with Booga, her boyfriend/kangaroo, after freeing him from a cell at the post office.
She then decides to leave with her friend Jet Girl, to relax.
Booga and Barney (the other girl in the crew) stay at the beach and befriend two other criminal surfers.
The new group attacks a supposed weapons transport, unaware that it is made from the other mutant kangaroos that Booga was a part of.
The weapons are revealed to be a load of women's underwear and Booga is captured by his former comrades.
Tank Girl meanwhile discovers she has a beacon implanted in her back.
A friend manages to take it off and Tank Girl convinces Jet Girl to pose as her and have herself tracked, while she and her friend secretly follow her.
Booga is rescued by a secret agent disguised as a kangaroo and sets out to find Tank Girl.
Tank Girl (Jet Girl) reaches the laboratory of the mad scientist who implanted the beacon in her friend (and Booga).
The scientist has created a hypothetical time machine, but it doesn't seem to work properly.
The story ends in total chaos, but Booga and Tank Girl end up getting back together.
Poster of British alternative fiction, Tank Girl does not disappoint and maintains its classic and… absurd style!