Some Comics a Girl Might Want to Read

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	"A fun British romance."

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	"Another British story.  This one about a young married couple."

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	"Romance between a tabloid reporter and an comic artist in an alternate reality where superheroes are real.  It's a fun light read."

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	"An earlier Andi Watson series, Skeleton Key is about female friendship and adventure.  In this case between a high school girl who finds  a key and a fox-girl with a mythical Japanese past."

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	"If you've never read Hopeless Savages then you are in for a treat!"

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	"Not as good as the first two but if you're hooked you'll want to read this one too."

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	"A delightfully unique and rather long series.  GloomCookie is tale of young Gothics in love.  Somethings uneven, but well worth the dips."

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	"A fun and breezy series about a high school girl and her friends.  Blue and her friends are young Mods, part of the 1980/90s Mod Revival."

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	"This one is real literature but also an engaging read.  A coming-of-age story about an Iranian girl growing up during the Shaw's overthrow.  The story is set in Iran and in Europe and is based on the author's own life."

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	"I love this series!  It is a very tightly crafted story of a girl who moves into her uncle's house (along with her idle-but-no-longer-rich parents).  After the move our heroine has a series of adventures with goblins, bullies, and villians. (con't under vol.2)"

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	"Ted Naifeh is the illustrator for the first volume of GloomCookie and this series (which he wrote and illustrated) has a lot of the same deliciously gothic feeling of GC.  However the Courtney Crumrin stories are not as creepy as GC and they are better crafted. It's a very empowering girl series."

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	"Another great series with an empowered heroine by Ted Naifeh."