Strangers in Paradise #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeTerry 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.
In "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do," Jo finds herself drawn to David at an art gallery, intrigued by his quiet intensity despite her usual reserve. Meanwhile, Francine confronts the unsettling truth that her boyfriend is involved with someone else, setting off a quiet storm of tension and uncertainty.
In "Katchoo's Revenge," Francine’s heart is tangled in a web of misdirected affection—Freddie wants only her body, while Katchoo’s quiet devotion leaves Francine flustered. When Freddie breaks things off, Francine’s breakdown leads her to tear off her clothes in a public park and flee home, collapsing into unconsciousness. Now, with Katchoo furious at Freddie’s betrayal, the stage is set for a reckoning—her revenge is coming, and no one’s safe.
In "Busted," Francine struggles to regain her footing after an accident when Freddie shows up at her door—followed by police. Katchoo’s arrest pulls her past into sharp focus, forcing her to face the consequences of who she’s been.
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↩ Reprints Strangers in Paradise #1 (1993), Strangers in Paradise #2 (1993), Strangers in Paradise #3 (1994), Negative Burn #13 (1994)
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