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The Devil's Panties #3

The Devil's Panties

The Devil's Panties is NOT, in fact, satanic porn. It is actually an autobiographical online comic strip (www.thedevilspanties.com) about a girl in flame boots who works at a comic shop and occasionally hangs out with a pirate. This third collection of the online webcomic to see print follows Jen as she deals with her boyfriend, her roommates, her pirate, her comics customers, her comics fans, and all the hiccups that life tosses at her...

328 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2007

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About the author

Jennie Breeden

72 books109 followers
Jennie Breeden is the creator of the autobiographical webcomic The Devil's Panties. She has a BFA in Sequential Art from Savannah College of Art and Design.

Ms. Breeden has been updating her comic daily since 2001 with over 3,000 comic strips online and multiple graphic novels that are in comic shops and book stores around the world.

Via the comic she documents her adventures at comic conventions and in life. From pirates to taxes, kilt blowing to real estate and knitting to romance, life always seems to have something new in store: sometimes to the chagrin of Jennie, but always to the delight of her fans.

Visit her comic and watch Life and Art argue it out:

http://thedevilspanties.com

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Profile Image for Kim.
727 reviews13 followers
May 4, 2012
I now have another favourite webcomic, thanks to Jennie Breeden's booth at the Calgary Comic Expo. I had heard of The Devils' Panties before, but never got around to reading it. After reading two pages of this book, I was sold.

The character of Jen is like secret me, so I giggled like crazy when I was reading it. I probably laugh as much reading The Devil's Panties as I do reading Dork Tower, and that's saying something.

I also loved the commentary included at the end of the book. It's so great to hear the stories behind the story.

The only part of the book that really didn't excite me was the undead series at the end that seemed to have no real tie to the rest of the book, other than being created by the author. Frankly, I found the real-life stuff much more interesting, though I did absolutely love the Undead Snoopy Dance.

I can't wait to put the rest of these books into my collection.

Note on my first re-read - the fairy princess is my favourite alter ego. And this is still my favourite book in the series so far (on to Vol 4!)
Profile Image for LeA.
12 reviews1 follower
February 27, 2009
Amazing! Glad it's finally in print and I have one in my grubby little hands.
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