Menage à Trois

A playful and provocative anthology from Fantagraphics that ran for eight issues between 2002 and 2005, Ménage à Trois brought together three distinct cartoonists per issue to explore themes of love, sex, and relationships through a mix of short stories and serialized work. The series was a showcase for a rotating lineup of alternative-comics talent, with regular contributors including names like Ivan Brunetti, Megan Kelso, and Ron Rege Jr., each bringing their own idiosyncratic visual and narrative style to the shared theme. It stands as a snapshot of early-2000s indie comics, offering a frank, often humorous, and artistically diverse take on intimacy that reflected the era's growing interest in personal, confessional storytelling.