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Summary: Great entertainment.
Review: ...Lenore is a cute little dead girl who has very macabre adventures quite frenquently. Other bizarre creature are documented too and Dirge litters his comics with fairy tales gone wicked. As for how lenore stands up to Johnny the Homicidal maniac, I'll tell you this: Lenore may not be as "philisophical" as JTHM, but at least you can read this book without getting a brain seizure from ridiculously cluttered art.
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Summary: Ewwww Cute!
Review: A lot of gothic humour comics have been flooding the market recently, but Lenore is one of the best. Lenore is basically about a dead little girl who neither ages nor matures and is filled with oodles of innocent curiousity about the world around her. This often leads her to do gross things (she has had a long line of dead pet cats), and she is very amoral in her childlike innocence, but she is so damn cute you just can't help but forgive her for the sick things she does. Seeing her throw a tea party and invite all the nearby walking-dead or doing a happy little dance at a funeral will leave your mind conflicted over whether you should retch or sigh. And unlike most recent goth comics, this one doesn't take itself at all seriously. Not great art or literature (Gorey and Sala still reign supreme at dark humour comics), but a fun little diversion.
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Summary: oh my goth
Review: a must have for your collection of cute spooky goth books. similar to those by tim burton, edward gorey, brandon ragan and voltaire. order it, it belongs in every goth's library
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Summary: Lenore is a gothic wonderland...
Review: Ah, yes, the ever so elusive mayfly known as a gothic paradise. The Lenore comics, in my opinion, rank right on up there with The Nightmare Before Christmas, Edward Scissorhands, and Invader Zim for capturing the heart and soul of the darkness within. Cheery yet suitibly morbid, these grusome tales were passed about my high school like pop corn at a b-grade horror film.
Addictive, humorous, and fun to share with an equally apathic friend.
I would recomend this book to anyone between the ages of 14 and 21 who has ever felt like the whole world was in stark contrast with reality.
If you've ever laughed at a cheerleader that fell on her face, this book is for you.
If you *are* a cheerleader and you've *never* fallen on your face, you're too perfect to exist in this realm, let alone to read this book.
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Summary: Lenore one cute little dead girl
Review: Although Lenore did not match up to my standards,i still laughed unwittedly at it,the cute antics of the little dead girl is enough to put a smile on anyones face....
there is also a guest comic called little dead cutie by Jhonen Vasquez in this comic,
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Summary: Uhm.. hi
Review: i <3 roman dirge, and this is supa. i love it. rockq.
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Summary: a work of genius
Review: i am a new fan, but when i first read this i was blown away, i have never in my life read anything that could make me laugh at so many levels, it was amazing. this is one laugh after another, front to back, you will never find any thing better then this. it may be a little sick and twisted, but thats what makes it so unique. if you also like this i also really recommend johnny the homicidal maniac or squee, both by johonen vasquez, these two are the genius' of are time, buy all their books and enjoy!bye
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Summary: D'oh!
Review: I got really excited when I saw that Slave Labor Graphics, the publishers of a personal favorite, Johnny the Homicidal Maniac, put out a new book, so I decided to give it a shot. After reading this trade in a matter of thirty minutes, I felt as though I had just read absolutely nothing. The artwork is poor, the concepts are childish and simple, and the storyline is flimsy and...poor. Lenore is the type of crude Goth-nonsense that Johnny the Homicidal Maniac likes to make fun of. Do yourself a favor - if you want to read something wildy entertaining, stick with Johnny. If you want to kill some brain cells..., try out Lenore.
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Summary: The Cutest Little Dead Girl... One of the BEST!
Review: I had never heard of Roman Dirge or Lenore until my best friend brought it up in a phone converstaion one day, screaming out "POOK-POOK!"I thought it was bound to be an intresting read, and really dark. I mean a comic about a little dead girl...When she came to visit she brough her Lenore books for me to read. I couldn't put it down, laughing at the wonderfully dark and funny stories spun by Roman Dirge.If you're looking for something dark, yet something that will make you laugh Lenore is the best that there is. She is and always will be the cutiest little dead girl there is... by the way did I mention that "Fishies go pook, pook, pook"? If you're looking for more dark comics check out "Johnny The Homicidal Maniac" by Dirge's good friend Jhonen Vasquez.
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Summary: The Cutest Little Dead Girl... One of the BEST!
Review: I had never heard of Roman Dirge or Lenore until my best friend brought it up in a phone converstaion one day, screaming out "POOK-POOK!"I thought it was bound to be an intresting read, and really dark. I mean a comic about a little dead girl...When she came to visit she brough her Lenore books for me to read. I couldn't put it down, laughing at the wonderfully dark and funny stories spun by Roman Dirge.If you're looking for something dark, yet something that will make you laugh Lenore is the best that there is. She is and always will be the cutiest little dead girl there is... by the way did I mention that "Fishies go pook, pook, pook"? If you're looking for more dark comics check out "Johnny The Homicidal Maniac" by Dirge's good friend Jhonen Vasquez.
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