Die Kitty Die: Hollywood or Bust #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "It's Showtime!", Kitty's latest movie project hits a snag when her manager Skip scrambles to secure funding by licensing her image for everything from power tools to kitty litter. The only real offer comes from Forest Whitaker’s agent, who wants the Oscar winner to star as Kitty in the film adaptation. Written by Dan Parent and Fernando Ruiz, with art by Parent, Ruiz, and Gisèle Lagacé, and a cover by Fernando Ruiz, this issue blends humor and Hollywood absurdity in a story that’s equal parts chaotic and clever.
In "Chapter 3: A Hop, Skip, and Jump!", Kitty’s indie film project hits a roadblock when Skip tries to fund it by licensing her image for everything from power tools to kitty litter—only to land a bizarre offer from Forest Whitaker’s agent, who wants the Oscar winner to play Kitty in the movie. Written by the team behind the series, this five-page satire blends absurdity with a wink, turning Hollywood’s oddball logic into a punchy, self-aware romp.
In "Chapter 4: To Live and Fry in L.A.!", Kitty finds herself holed up at Maxi Millions' lavish Beverly Hills estate, trying to stay one step ahead of the relentless Hexecutioner—whose bizarre crusade takes a shocking turn when he begins crucifying Kitty right on the iconic Hollywood sign.
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Reprinted in Kitty's Adventures thru Time #1 (2020)
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