Neurotic Girl

Tamara Rae Biebrich’s Neurotic Girl ran for two issues in the mid-1990s, a short-lived but sharp independent comic that dissected modern anxiety with a wry, personal touch. Biebrich wrote and drew the series, which captured the voice of a generation wrestling with self-doubt, relationships, and daily absurdities. Though brief, it remains a cult artifact of the decade’s alt-comics scene, notable for its unvarnished, empathetic portrayal of mental health.