Good Girl Art Quarterly #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Gay Deceivers!" from Good Girl Art Quarterly #6 (1991) delivers a playful twist on first impressions, with Chiquita misreading a simple invitation from a new English teacher—only to find her romantic hopes tangled in a misunderstanding. Wally Wood’s dynamic art brings the moment to life, while Mark Heike’s cover captures the story’s sly charm with a classic, stylized portrait of Chiquita.
In "null," Ginger finds herself stranded after being shot down over Burma, forcing her to make an emergency landing near a remote temple. As she seeks help within its ancient halls, the silence and shadows stir unease—leaving her to wonder if the ruins are truly abandoned or if something unseen is watching.
In "null," a secret agent named Bron infiltrates a contest to become Mysta’s pupil, sent by the enigmatic Face to steal her scientific knowledge. As he grows closer to Mysta, he begins to question his mission, torn between loyalty to his handler and his growing allegiance to her — all while fearing the Face’s ever-watchful eye.
In "School Capers," Chiquita misreads a simple greeting from a new English teacher, convinced he’s hinting at a romantic evening—only to learn he’s just looking forward to seeing her in class. Written with playful charm, the story unfolds in four pages of lighthearted misunderstanding, capturing a moment of innocent confusion with a wink.
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