Liking Jason's comics more and more. He certainly has a mind for a quirky tale with unexpected twists and then there is always the romantic concern. This ain't no Mills & Boon though. Great stuff.

Genius! I love it!

What a great comic it is,it is like a new candy which you like the first time and hooked on and want it to never end but as the candy is limited this ends to and you hate that it did,don't think of logic because you don't need it,it feel so bad that it is so short.
To be frank it is strong story which in real could have reversed the whole history of the mankind but it is just an alternate option for holocaust and maybe it may occur in future and if it does even though everything goes bezerk i would be happy to be a part of it.

Strange and awful. The star is for the title

It's an interesting concept, but I don't think think the author was able execute it that well.

We get it. You're a good person. If someone gave you a time machine, the first thing your unoriginal but well-intentioned behind would do is go back to the early twentieth century and kill Hitler. Or his parents. Or you'd buy enough of his mediocre art that he never develops his...Hitler complex. He even shaves his mustache!

Good for you. Have a fascist-free cookie!

The protagonist of [a:Jason|70011|Jason|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1292116815p2/70011.jpg]'s [b:I Killed Adolf Hitler|775864|I Killed Adolf Hitler|Jason|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1348819269s/775864.jpg|761902] is not you. He's not a particularly a good person. He's a contract killer who agrees to go back in time to kill The Führer. And, as you might expect, things don't go to plan.

Unlike most time-travel stories, this one is incredibly straight-forward, and easy to follow. It's even a little sweet.

Like all Jason books, people are drawn as animals, and the dialog is very direct. If you buy this and enjoy it, I also recommend picking up his anthology "Almost Silent".

This was a very quick read, simple but pretty effective and interesting.

Quick, quirky, fun read. Enjoyed the deadpan humor immensely. A page turner for me. Hard to recommend buying it as a single book due to cost, but I'd definitely pick it up in a collection of Jason's work.

Oof. Thrilling "what if" story of how an assassin is hired to kill Hitler by going back in time.
And unlike his "Hey... Wait", this one is in color.