Good Girls

Carol Lay's long-running series Good Girls began in 1991 with a single issue from Rip Off Press, offering a sharp, satirical look at suburban life and gender roles. Lay, the sole writer and artist, crafts deadpan, often surreal humor through her distinctive, clean linework and clever visual storytelling. This series stands as a cult gem of alternative comics, showcasing Lay's singular voice and her ability to find absurdity in the everyday.