Days Like This #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection from Oni Press brings together the complete three-issue miniseries 'Days Like This,' a slice-of-life story by writer J. Torres and artist Scott Chantler. The narrative follows a young woman navigating the complexities of everyday life, relationships, and personal growth in a small town, with Chantler's expressive black-and-white art capturing the quiet moments and emotional beats of the tale.
"Chapter 1 Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?" from Days Like This #nn (2003, Oni Press) captures a pivotal moment in the Tiaras' journey as their music draws national attention. Written by J. Torres and illustrated by Scott Chantler, the story follows Anna and Lillian as they prepare for a major TV appearance, navigating family tensions and long-buried emotions—especially as Anna finally acknowledges her absence from Ruthie’s life. With ex-husband Abe making a surprising visit and Luther watching from afar, the episode balances quiet intimacy with the weight of past choices, all rendered in Chantler’s distinctive, expressive style.
In "Chapter 1 Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?" from *Days Like This* #nn, Anna Solomon rebuilds her life after divorce by launching a record label to rival her ex-husband and his brother, only to find unexpected inspiration in a group of high school girls—friends of her daughter, Ruthie. As Anna navigates the pressures of building her company and the emotional stakes of a new demo project, Ruthie begins to feel left behind, caught between her mother’s ambitions and the quiet ache of growing up.
In "Chapter 2 Dedicated to the One I Love," Christina's heartfelt demo finds an unexpected audience when a local radio station features it on their "hit or miss" segment—winning over listeners across town, except for her father Luther and Anna’s daughter Ruthie, whose silence speaks volumes. Written by an unnamed author and illustrated by an unnamed artist, the story captures a quiet moment of connection and resistance, where music becomes both a bridge and a boundary.
In "Chapter 3 Tonight's the Night," the Tiaras' rising fame brings them to a national TV broadcast, where Anna and Lillian rally the girls despite Luther’s reservations. As the moment arrives, long-held tensions surface—Anna confronts her own absence in Ruthie’s life, and an unexpected visit from ex-husband Abe adds quiet weight to the evening. The show goes on, and the spotlight finds them all in ways they didn’t expect.
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Reprinted in Queen & Country #13 (2003)
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