• Cover: A smiling child with pink hair looks out at a pink and purple whimsical city from the balcony of a tall tower with stained glass windows. Behind her is a pink elevated train and below her there is a sign that says: The Great Crater City of Crescentia. The comic title Crescentia is in the upper left of the image, with the names Alina Wahab and Laura Romano below it.
  • Sample Page 1: Two characters converse in an apartment at night. In the first panel, seeing only the tops of their heads, the character on the left speaks. Her lines carry over to the next panel, showing her sitting by the window at a party talking to a character with their back turned. Her name is Emma and has tan skin, dyed blonde curly hair, and green eyes wearing an orange dress. She says: “Right! Meg says you’re new to town! How you liking it so far?” The other character, Phoebe, responds, “Oh!” The th
  • Sample Page 2: The convo from the previous page carries over in dialogue while the panels show a flashback to Phoebe as a child. In the first panel, the Emma asks, “You just knew this was the place for you?” and we see young Phoebe playing a space-themed game on a handheld gaming device in the backseat of a car. In the second panel, the Phoebe responds, “Kinda.” and we see the girl losing the game and tossing it to the side, looking out the window. In the third panel, Emma responds, “Kinda?” and we see youn
  • Sample Page 3: In the first panel, young Phoebe, or YP, now has pink hair and stands proudly in front of a colorful bakery called Bake Goodness. Phoebe continues to narrate from the party and says, “I had it all planned out. I was going to own a bakery…” In the second panel, YP cheerfully hands over a bag to a customer from behind the counter of the bakery. In the third panel, YP puts baked goods into a bag and Phoebe says, “… but because I was a confused junior feminist, I thought baking bread was sexist…
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Neve M.A.

Murder Wolves

Murder Wolves

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When werewolf Styx assassinates an anti-werewolf pundit, they're left wrestling with the consequences... and the conviction they should kill again.

This 16 page comic written in 2021 grapples with violent resistance and its consequences through the heavy-handed metaphor of werewolves. Critical acclaim includes, "the most important thing I've read all month" by a PZF attendee. You don't want to miss this heavy handed downer of a comic; it might make you cry, but hopefully you'll feel less alone.

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Neve M.A.

Neve M.A. is a queer cartoonist living in Pittsburgh, PA. Their work ranges from the playfully campy, to depressingly philosophical-- drawing on personal experiences to cartoon fiction.

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