Action Girl Comics #1

Oct 1994 · Slave Labor · 2.50 USD

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“Soundtrack”

"Soundtrack," a standout story from Action Girl Comics #1 (1994), presents a quiet, character-driven moment with sharp observational humor. Written and illustrated entirely by Jessica Abel, the story captures a fleeting, intimate exchange between two people in a shared space—where silence speaks as loudly as words. The cover, by Sarah Dyer, complements the issue’s grounded tone with its distinctive, expressive style.

writer, artist, inker, letterer Jessica Abel · cover Sarah Dyer

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Jessica Abel

cover pencils, inks Sarah Dyer

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A man and a woman are sitting on a couch reading newspapers. The woman scratches her head and comments that her head itches. The man asks when she last showered, the woman says 7-10 days ago. Both resume reading their newspapers for several more panels without speaking. In the last panel the woman reaches up and scratches her head again.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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