We then have useless one-panel dialogues of Thor acting like a gurl, lol, as if nothing had happened. Like, who cares, gurlfriend, we kicked her butt, rite ? Yet the villain is lying there, left alone to keep attacking as soon as she stands up, which is obviously totally both showing how frightened they are of her (and thus how, again, we, the reader, should totally worry for the heroes' safety !), and exactly what heroes tend to do as a reflex : let the bad guy just get back up after being defeated, who cares, ya know.
Then, as usual, only actual risk that takes place is dealt with by not-the-protagonist-of-the-comic, who so far has neither called for help, defeated anyone, saved anyone, fought with anyone, even HIT anyone, fixed her legal bullshit or done any other such thing. It was all always somebody else, and this includes her own enemy. This all seems to be relevant to the author and the audience of this story, who very probably are people incapable of accomplishing or even doing anything, and expect everyone else to do everything for them.
… but she will still kick the villain when her attack's been dealt with. Once there's nothing to worry about, she's totally saving the day you know ! Also, notice how she kicks the bad girl's right cheek, and then you see her left cheek being bruised on the next panel.
We have then a dialogue where the villain tries to convince a good guy of becoming a bad guy, alluring him with her ways, and all other people around him telling him "DON'T DO IT YOU HAVE SO MUCH TO LIVE FOR", just for him to tell everyone "uh yeah I know why are you even saying that are you dense ?", so we wasted some more space for fucking worthless, indifferent drivel. Every single bit of tension, even purely internal conflict-related ones, are rendered worthless, unimportant and forgettable as soon as they're even introduced.
Someone was paid to write this shit.
Oh and by the way all the bad guys who were convinced to be bad guys and do bad stuff just said "oh well let's stop" at the first call they were given. You know. Because who cares, right ? Anything that happens can get dropped in literal seconds in this comic, and perhaps this explains the complete lack of focus, interest, purpose and sense of it all.
I also love the "why did it contact Ian's phone ?" part, because it is impressively obvious it was a basic "wait, shit, there's no reason it wouldn't contact hulk or someone else if she was in need of help… fuck, how am I supposed to explain that one ? Wait, I guess I'll just shove this fucking excuse down there", which is representative of laziness and talentlessness that goes beyond the pathetic.
We finally get to the end. Hellcat, being the brave, proud hero that she is, namely a hack, hands out a crammed up speech about what it means to be good or to be evil. Aside from being written terribly and clumsily, the dialogue has no purpose, comes out of nowhere from a character that represents everything wrong with helping a community or being heroic, and overall has neither class, panache, pride nor beauty to it. "I'll kick the butts that need kicking" is however a great lesson from an amazing role-model, right everyone ?
Note that, in short, her morale is : "if you're a person who has destroyed property, put lives in danger, considered killing, stealing, breaking, demolishing, but at the end you're totally cool with us, then you don't even have to deal with justice don't worry lol".
By the way no I'm not kidding. Apparently none of the bad guys who caused such havoc seem to be about to face the smallest repercussion.
We're then shown to everything left getting resolved behind the main character's back, as usual; from her temp agency that was taken care of without her even asking, to her case being apparently totally easy to win. And then, a "haha, here's a TOTALLY HUGE SURPRISE", that actually is drawn and told as if we were supposed to not be expecting what was to come, when, again, it was literally spoiled as a joke on the fucking cover of the comic.
So thank you OP, I can't wait for the next ones, and the numbers for this one's sales. The less it sells, the more cocks Kate has to suck to remain part of this shitty medium's workforce, and I can't help but smugly feel content knowing she is going through the pain of being a straight woman pretending online she's totally a lesbian having to suck dicks for a living.