Terry Moore's Strangers in Paradise #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeTerry Moore's Strangers in Paradise was one of the most emotionally honest comics of 1997, and this fifth Image/Homage issue wears that quality right on its cover. Moore's artwork depicts a dark-haired woman seated in a heart-backed chair, head bowed in quiet distress, while a blonde woman stands in the background amid a thoroughly ransacked room — scattered clothes, a guitar, CDs, and an open book strewn across the floor — as white doves swirl dramatically through a cracked mirror. It's an intimate, beautifully rendered scene that captures the series' signature blend of heartache and understated tension.
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Reprinted in Strangers in Paradise #4 (1998), Strangers in Paradise #5 (1998)
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