Strangers in Paradise #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Years to Go," Terry Moore crafts a quiet yet charged moment in the lives of his characters, focusing on emotional aftermath and fragile connections. After Francine’s absence leaves Katchoo unwell, David steps in with gentle care, while Francine slowly returns to the world after days of sleep. Casey’s discovery of one of Katchoo’s paintings of Francine ignites a tense confrontation, leading to an unexpected moment of raw vulnerability between Casey and David—only to be interrupted by Katchoo’s sudden appearance. The issue, illustrated and written by Terry Moore with full creative control, captures a pivotal, emotionally layered chapter in the series.
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Reprinted in Strangers in Paradise #7 (1999), Strangers in Paradise #8 (2000)
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