My Name Is Girls

A single-issue debut from Malibu Comics in 1989, My Name Is Girls is a moody, stylish introduction to a world of espionage and intrigue, anchored by the distinctive, cinematic art of Paul Gulacy. The series sets the stage for a shadowy narrative centered on a mysterious female operative, blending sleek visuals with a noir-tinged atmosphere that suggests a larger, more complex story to come. Though brief, this issue stands as a notable artifact of late-80s independent comics, showcasing Gulacy's signature detailed linework and a mature, genre-savvy sensibility.