Strangers in Paradise #1

Aug 1994 · Abstract Studio · 6.95 USD; 9.95 CAD

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“Breaking Up Is Hard To Do”

Terry Moore’s Strangers in Paradise #1, titled "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do," kicks off with a quiet but charged encounter at an art gallery, where Katchoo’s sharp edges and David’s quiet obsession collide. As Francine grapples with the unsettling discovery of her boyfriend’s affair, the story unfolds with Moore’s distinctive, intimate storytelling and detailed artwork—every panel drawn, inked, and lettered by the writer himself.

writer, artist, inker, letterer Terry Moore · cover Terry Moore

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Terry Moore

cover pencils, inks Terry Moore

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Katchoo meets David at an art gallery and he becomes fascinated by her, despite her anti-social personality. Francine discovers her boyfriend is having an affair with another woman.

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