Destination Kill is an absolute blast of gritty, high-octane sci-fi. Joe Palmer handles writing, illustration, and lettering here, and having a single creative vision pays off massively on the page. The 2125 dystopian London setting feels sharp and timely, anchored by corporate greed, automation displacing workers, and detective Gina Serene just trying to survive the impending chaos with her ex-partner Lance. 

The standout feature is Palmer’s art and visual storytelling—it’s kinetic, stylish, and packed with energy reminiscent of classic British sci-fi like Judge Dredd and Tank Girl. The pacing moves at a breakneck speed; if anything, the plot wraps up so fast that I wished for just a bit more breathing room to dive deeper into the world and supporting cast. That said, the deluxe edition extras—especially the design sketches and variant cover gallery—make this collection feel well worth the shelf space.
 
A fantastic, kinetic thrill ride for cyberpunk and action comic fans. 

Thank you to Oni Press and NetGalley for providing an advance reader copy in exchange for an honest review.

I LOVED the art. So beautiful! The story was alright, very short, funny at times. The art is just so unique, its great for any comic and art enjoyer!