Last Girl Standing – Trina Robbins’ Rock & Roll And Comics Memoir This Month From Fantagraphics
Fantagraphics are publishing Trina Robbins’ memoir of a life in Rock and Roll as well as in comics, Last Girl
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Read moreEarly this week, a rare occurrence illuminated the world of horror fandom–the appearance of a new prose short story collection
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