Go Girl! #4

Go Girl! is a superhero comic book series created by writer Trina Robbins and artist Anne Timmons, first published by Image Comics starting in 2003. The series was designed as a modern, female-centric take on the Golden and Silver Age tradition of teen heroines, focusing on Lindsay Goldman, a high schooler who inherits her mother's mantle as a costumed crime-fighter. The project was conceived by Robbins to bridge the gap between classic superhero aesthetics and the realities of contemporary teenage life, emphasizing strong character dynamics and relatable humor.

The fourth issue continues the series' signature lighthearted yet action-oriented narrative, following the established visual style defined by Timmons, which draws heavily from clean-lined, classic comic illustration techniques. The series was received favorably by critics for its accessibility and positive representation of young women in the superhero genre, earning an Eisner Award nomination for Best Publication for a Younger Audience in 2004. It remains a notable example of independent comics produced with a specific eye toward young adult readers who were often overlooked by the mainstream industry at the time.