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Cover: Roberta Gregory

Naughty Bits #31

Apr 2000 · Fantagraphics · 2.95 USD
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In "Notes #31," Roberta Gregory delivers a tense, character-driven story where a seemingly minor lunchroom clash between Midge and Marcie spirals into something far more dangerous. As secrets hidden in purses come to light—Marcie’s concealed gun, Midge’s lingering stash of Chuck’s porn—tensions escalate in ways neither woman could have foreseen. With Gregory handling every aspect of the art and lettering, the issue’s raw, intimate style amplifies the emotional weight of a single day that changes everything.

Contains 4 stories
Notes #31
1 pp
New Kitty on the Block
3 pp · Biography
The Oughts
15 pp

In "The Oughts," Midge’s tense lunchroom clash with Marcie takes a sudden, dangerous turn when she realizes Marcie is carrying a gun—something that only deepens the tension between them. When a purse-checking moment exposes both women’s hidden secrets—Midge with Chuck’s old porn and Marcie with her weapon—things spiral after the gun is stolen and used in a string of murders. The story unfolds with quiet dread, tracing how buried pasts and small choices can unravel in unexpected ways.

Bye-Bye Love
4 pp · Biography

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Roberta Gregory
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