Tank Girl’s presence across these holdings lets us compare a comic within a mixed-content magazine, coverage in another publication and later collected forms. A complete strip-to-page concordance has not yet been made. In particular, the 1989 Deadline issue selected here is not presented as the source of the 1990 story reissued in 2026.
Deadline No. 12 places Tank Girl beside other strips, record reviews and an MDMA feature. That editorial company is part of the object’s value: it records what surrounded the comic when readers encountered it.
Deadline No. 12 →TMR-000531
The April 1989 Face includes an early Tank Girl feature alongside Soul II Soul, club culture and other coverage. It offers a different kind of evidence from the strip itself: the character being discussed within a wider style publication.
The Face Vol. 2 No. 7 →TMR-000541
Tank Girl One, in its remastered edition, provides a later reading format for Hewlett and Martin’s work. It is useful beside original magazines while remaining bibliographically distinct from them.
Tank Girl One →TMR-000107
Titan’s 2026 Summer Love Sensation one-shot re-presents a story originally published in Deadline in 1990. This held copy has the Jamie Hewlett virgin cardstock cover. Its later date and variant identity remain visible in the comparison.
Tank Girl: Summer Love Sensation 35th Anniversary Comic →TMR-000409
The foil edition offers a controlled comparison with the cardstock variant. The underlying reissued work is shared; the physical cover treatment differs. Neither format replaces the original serial publication as historical evidence.
Tank Girl: Summer Love Sensation 35th Anniversary Comic →TMR-000410This is a curatorial selection of TMR holdings. Each object links to its catalogue record; the sources below provide the wider context and the specified image credits.