Writhe and Shine - Cold Call (fan edit)

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The non-fan-edit version was originally posted on !gothindustrial@lemmy.world This was a pretty straightforward edit. You can see the 1x4 version here. I just turned it to 2x2 and added the background. edit: resized and rearranged titles.

Writhe and Shine makes fun of the alternative underground scene from the inside and shows us that no matter how much black we wear or how moody we seem, we can still laugh at ourselves. Running off and on since 1998, it has been compared to The Addams Family and Cheers. The series follows a group of friends that work at and run The Bastille, the only Goth club in the historic and iconic city of New Orleans.

https://www.patreon.com/tritthardt/about

This strip is from the mid-2010s, you can read their comic strip archive for more. Looks like the artist/writer eventually shifted to other work, though.

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