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The Lazy Goth Method
Product details
- ISBN 9781613451885
- Weight: 454g
- Dimensions: 178 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 08 Dec 2020
- Publisher: Hermes Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
- Language: English
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Long ago in March of 2019, a gothic young woman had an idea. It was, perhaps, a lazy idea, but aren't all the best ones? After all, lazy is just another word for efficient.
And thus, a comic idea was born...The Lazy Goth! The Lazy Goth explores the particular struggles of being an unmotivated goth in a world of motivated people. Featuring The Lazy Goth with guest appearances by Fester the Cat and Crow the...Crow.
How To Alienate Friends & Avoid People: The Lazy Goth Method is a graphic novel that not only depicts the struggles of being a square peg in a round hole, but celebrates it. Our hero is on a continuous journey to figure out her role in every aspect of life. Be it at home, work, on the internet, in relationships, or in her own feelings of self-worth and identity, The Lazy Goth discovers that no matter what, she is "enough."
And thus, a comic idea was born...The Lazy Goth! The Lazy Goth explores the particular struggles of being an unmotivated goth in a world of motivated people. Featuring The Lazy Goth with guest appearances by Fester the Cat and Crow the...Crow.
How To Alienate Friends & Avoid People: The Lazy Goth Method is a graphic novel that not only depicts the struggles of being a square peg in a round hole, but celebrates it. Our hero is on a continuous journey to figure out her role in every aspect of life. Be it at home, work, on the internet, in relationships, or in her own feelings of self-worth and identity, The Lazy Goth discovers that no matter what, she is "enough."
