The Plain Janes #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis graphic novel collects the complete story of 'The Plain Janes,' originally published as part of DC's Minx imprint in 2007. Written by Cecil Castellucci and illustrated by Jim Rugg, it follows a teenage girl named Jane who, after moving to the suburbs, forms a secret art collective with three other girls all named Jane, using public art to challenge their conformist community. The volume explores themes of identity, self-expression, and the power of art in the face of suburban banality.
In "The Plain Janes," a new girl named Jane transfers to a suburban high school and stumbles upon three other girls with the same name, sparking an unlikely alliance. Together, they form a secret art collective, using bold, creative "attacks" to reclaim their town and cope with the chaos of high school, all under the banner of P.L.A.I.N.—People Loving Art In Neighborhoods. Written by Cecil Castellucci and brought to life with vibrant, expressive art by Jim Rugg, this issue captures the defiant spirit of teenage self-expression, with cover art by Rugg that perfectly mirrors the story’s playful, rebellious energy.
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Reprinted in The Plain Janes #[nn] (2020), The Plain Janes #[nn] (2020)
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