Strangers in Paradise #56

Feb 2003 · Abstract Studio · 2.95 USD; 4.95 CAD

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“Wall of Pause”

In "Wall of Pause," Casey gently urges Katchoo to start painting again and move in with her, reigniting a creative spark. Katchoo reaches out to Carolyn about representing her art, while Sara finds herself drawn to a former Parker Girl. Written and illustrated by Terry Moore, this emotionally resonant issue captures quiet moments of connection and longing, with Moore’s distinctive art and lettering bringing intimacy to every panel. The cover, also by Moore, mirrors the story’s introspective mood.

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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Casey convinces Katchoo to move in with her and start painting again. Katchoo calls Carolyn about representation for her art. And Sara sets her sights on a former Parker Girl.

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