A bisexual, polyamorous love story for the modern era. Hazel is already in a happy relationship when she meets Argent, a dominatrix who’s sweet and tender outside of the bedroom. Sugar Town is a fun, colorful comic about a young woman’s journey through the delights and challenges of multiple lovers.
204 pages, color and gold foil color with b&w interior
6.63″ x 10.24″; SRP: $20.00;
ISBN: 978-1513600123 DIAMOND: NOV201515
Published 2020
“Debut editor Newlevant brings obscured voices to the fore in this groundbreaking reflection on what promises to be the century’s defining art form.”
“One of the best queer inclusive feminist books currently on the market.”
― Calliope Jennings, B&N Sci-Fi & Fantasy Blog
“Definitely great for fans of comics like In Real Life. I’d recommend checking it out.”
― Kimber Vale, The Book Ramble
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― Johanna Draper Carlson, Comics Worth Reading
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― Justin Wood, Comic Bastards
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— That One Comic Guy
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― Sarah Richardson, Women Write About Comics