The Street Fighter movie was a big disappointment; despite getting an awful lot of things right, it suffered from an overstuffed roster of characters and probably the shoddiest editing/continuity work I’ve seen in a big budget movie for years, if not ever.

So thankfully Street Fighter fans still have the UDON comics to keep us entertained in the right way beyond the video games. The latest in the Street Fighter Masters series of one-shots, is Cammy vs Chun-Li worth reading?

Split into three chapters, each with visuals by a different artist, Cammy vs Chun-Li sees the two women coming to blows before teaming up, showcasing their feud and then team up across three eras of the Street Fighter saga.

The variety in art styles is great, and it meets the usual high bar you can expect from an UDON comic, though it goes a little heavy on the dated cheesecake style at times (there’s a lot of cake here, if you catch my drift).

It does manage to strike the right soapy, campy and action packed tone that UDON have really nailed for their Street Fighter comics over the years though, with the Masters titles especially.

They’re almost always great fun and, due to their one-off nature, never outstay their welcome either. I do look forward to collecting these in a future hardcover, which has felt like a long time coming. Hopefully the wait to add the second volume to my shelf isn’t too long now.

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