In her spare time, she’s part of the band speedgirls.

After studying arts and computer science, she is working on an algorithm that will write all her jokes for her so she has more time to sit back and enjoy nutbars. “Fungirl is a wacky trip through one impulsive act after another resulting in a cartoony, twisted world that I couldn’t get enough of.” -Archie Bongiovanni ( Grease Bats)Īuthor Elizabeth Pich is a German-American comic artist, currently living in Saarbrücken. She’s everyone’s most regrettable ex, but the one you got the best stories out of.” -Kelsey Wroten ( Cannonball, The Ex-Girlfriend of My Ex-Girlfriend is my Girlfriend)

“No matter what wacky, exaggerated situation Fungirl finds herself in, it somehow still makes you say ‘I’ve been there, sister,’ though you’d deny it in polite company. Pich renders Fungirl’s particular messiness deliciously palatable, like an inappropriate wedding cake. The art transforms potentially graphic scenes of sex and violence into adorably cute, almost sweet, vignettes. Although her oblivious antics infuriate her roommate-slash-ex-girlfriend, terrify the teenage skaters she tries to impress, and threaten her every opportunity for employment, Fungirl remains charming, transgressive, and hilarious.Įlizabeth Pich’s cartoonish art is simple and quirky, with clean lines and bold colors. If you don’t yet know Fungirl, let us introduce her:įungirl is a hapless (hopeless) hot mess of a woman crashing through life, leaving chaos in her wake. Now you can read the most forbidden comic this FCBD! Thirty-two pages of hectic hijinks with the titular Fungirl! We had to literally stop the presses and remove the Coca-Cola advertisement right as the book was going to print. Was it the nudity? Maybe! Was it the part where Fungirl spears a pancake with a strap-on? Almost certainly, yes. We are also incredibly tickled to let you know that in our first year being allowed into FCBD, we still somehow fucked it up, because this comic was too spicy for the national sponsors. You can pick up a free copy of Fungirl: Tales of a Grown Up Nothing by Elizabeth Pich at your local comic book shop this Saturday.

We always apply, but have always been rejected. If you don’t know, Free Comic Book Day is the yearly event when big-time comic book publishers get special issues of their hot titles distributed for free at comic shops across the country. Silver Sprocket is delighted to announce that we’ve finally been allowed to participate in Free Comic Book Day this Saturday, August 14th! Silver Sprocket’s first Free Comic Book Day, Fungirl, Deemed Too Spicy For Coca-Cola

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