Some thoughts about Patsy Walker A.K.A. Hellcat #10

Patsy Walker has gone to hell, literally.

After being attacked by two of her exes, Patsy has no choice but revive her own memories and face them.

Once again, I really like the amount of charm of this series.

Kate Leth brings a new chapter where she focuses on many of the ramifications of previous stories, namely Hedy, Patsy's ex-husbands and Jen being in a coma, and puts them all of together to create a story full of enjoyable moments. The premise doesn't take itself seriously at all with many of characters, even the villains, making fun of how silly the whole nature of the problem is and that allows for several comedic scenes.

There are some good character work as well with Patsy being forced to reminisce her whole life and relationships which are connected to most of the cast, even the rest of the cast receive solid developments.

Brittney L. Williams remains in art duties and her work is still full of style and she can create beautiful characters but at times it looked a bit rushed and lacked backgrounds in many segments.

Entertaining stuff but hope a few aspects improve.