Short compilation minicomic featuring six talented ladies on breakups and ex-boyfriends and (as Liz Prince puts it) EX-BOYFRIENDS. Marinaomi learns not to pick up a guy on the rebound. Liz Prince writes about her EX who had been featured in her comics. Jen Vaughn is a victim of hotwinglingus. Cara BeanRobyn Chapman has a sweater story. wonders why she still cares. Caitlin Plovnick is haunted by recurring nightmares of her ex. High quality sampler with wraparound two-color screenprinted cover drawn by Cara Bean and hand-stenciled opening page. Warning: reading this may cause you to feel either (a) nostalgic or (b) stabby toward your own Ex(es). (This Isn’t Working is available through the Paper Rocket Comics shop.)
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| Robyn Chapman wonders why she still cares. |
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so, this is what it’s come to: a comic zine about the trials and ok cupid
Four comic artists (Liz Prince, Ramsey “everydaypants” Beyer, Leslie Perrine, and Kettner) share their experiences on the dating service OK Cupid, from the slightly uncomfortable and cheesy (Liz Prince) to downright terrifying (Kettner). Kettner’s story was of particular interest, since it happens in Philadelphia, and I recognized a lot of the locations, and unfortunately, the type of woman he went out with. Quick fun read that’s also a good introduction to these talented cartoonists. (Available through Liz Prince’s webstore and also Ramesy Beyer’s Etsy store.)
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| Clockwise from upper left: Liz Prince, Ramsey Beyer, Kettner, Leslie Perrine |



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