as resembling a mix between John Rambo and Polly Pocket. Despite the violent nature of her crime-fighting, and her ability to carry out such activities without apparent difficulty or remorse, Mindy also has an interest in things typical of young people, such as Hello Kitty, comic books, Clint Eastwood and John Woo movies. However, when the villain Johnny G is finally dead at the end of The Dave Lizewski Years Book One, she turns to Kick-Ass and asks him for a hug, covered in tears and blood, as she mourns her father. Notes References External links Woerner, Meredith (April 12, 2010). "Hit-Girl Responds To The Outrage Against Her Teenage Ultra-Violence". io9 Rich, Katey (2010). "Getting Away With Hit Girl: How Kick-Ass Lets You Root For An Adolescent Killer". CinemaBlend. Characters created by John Romita Jr. Characters created by Mark Millar Child characters in comics Child characters in film Comics characters introduced in 2008 Marvel Comics sidekicks Fictional characters from New York (state) Fictional child soldiers Fictional knife-fighters Fictional gunfighters in comics Fictional hybrid martial artists Fictional mass murderers Fictional terrorists Marvel Comics orphans Fictional swordfighters in comics Fictional women soldiers and warriors Image Comics superheroes Kick-Ass (franchise) Superhero film characters Child superheroes Marvel Comics child superheroes Marvel Comics female superheroes Marvel Comics martial artists Vigilante characters in comics