Subgurlz

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Summary: SUBGURLZ : A Unique Underground Romp
Review: "SUBGURLZ" by cartoonist Jennifer Camper is a fiercely ribald and eccentric story by one of the most talented artists of the genre. Camper's brand of ironic humor is coyly matched by her detailed and expressive drawing style. Every aspect of the narrative contains sly references which invite the reader into the diabolical mind of the creator. Just the names of the three protagonists - Swizzle, Liver, and Byte - guarantee a unique romp through the subway maze that is under the City, and beneath the consciousness of modern world. SUBGURLZ is destined to be an "underground" classic, in more ways than one! Don't miss this weirdly wonderful adventure.

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Summary: get ready to guffaw
Review: "SUBGURLZ" by cartoonist Jennifer Camper is a fiercely ribald and eccentric story by one of the most talented artists of the genre. Camper's brand of ironic humor is coyly matched by her detailed and expressive drawing style. Every aspect of the narrative contains sly references which invite the reader into the diabolical mind of the creator. Just the names of the three protagonists - Swizzle, Liver, and Byte - guarantee a unique romp through the subway maze that is under the City, and beneath the consciousness of modern world. SUBGURLZ is destined to be an "underground" classic, in more ways than one! Don't miss this weirdly wonderful adventure.

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Summary: get ready to guffaw
Review: Subgurlz made an otherwise unspectacular day bristle with humor. These gurlz weren't raised right, they were dragged up. I was routing for them from page one. As Liver might say, "MORE!"