Danger Girl #1

Danger Girl #1 was published in 1998 by Cliffhanger, a creator-owned imprint of Image Comics. It was conceived by J. Scott Campbell and Andy Hartnell as an homage to classic adventure tropes, specifically focusing on the high-octane aesthetic of spy fiction and action cinema. The narrative follows Abbey Chase, a professional adventurer recruited into a secret organization, mirroring the tone of films like James Bond or Charlie's Angels while emphasizing stylized action sequences.

The visual identity of the book was defined by J. Scott Campbell's distinct, pin-up inspired art style, which became highly influential in the comic industry during the late 1990s. The issue was met with significant commercial success and critical attention for its polished, cinematic storytelling and vibrant character designs. It solidified Campbell's reputation as a top-tier illustrator and remains a signature piece of the late 90s independent comic book boom.