Plum

Plum made her comics debut in 1994's Cud #6, brought to life by cartoonist Terry LaBan in the pages of Dark Horse's offbeat alternative anthology scene. A product of the Copper/Modern Age indie comics moment, she's the kind of character who thrives in the intimate, character-driven world of small-press storytelling, sharing her pages with the likes of Eno, Seymour Riverpeace, and Catherine across Cud Comics, Cud, and Dark Horse Presents. With a modest but dedicated twelve appearances through the mid-to-late nineties, Plum is a genuine artifact of that fertile era when Dark Horse was championing singular creator voices — a quiet gem for collectors who love digging into the rich, idiosyncratic corners of alternative comics history.