Angora Napkin

Angora Napkin #1

by Troy Little

Halloween is upon us! It is on this fateful night that we find Beatrice, Molly, and Mallory, the pop music group known as Angora Napkin, running behind schedule for their performance at the big Halloween bash.
Taking a short-cut on a dark, twisted mountain road, the girls cross paths with one of the wandering dead and offer him a lift to a secret underground party. It is there that they are introduced to a lonely, misunderstood zombie boy named Dennis who they unwittingly convince to eradicate life on Earth in order to keep the party of the undead going for all eternity!
Will Angora Napkin be able to set right the horror they've unleashed upon humanity and still make the show on time, or will we all become worm food in the wake of the zombie apocalypse?

Genres: Graphic Novels, Comics, Humor

152 pages, Hardcover

First published February 4, 2009

Reviews

[Michael Allan Leonard]

Scott Pilgrim meets Ren & Stimpy. With zombies. Wonderfully funny and well-done cartooning.

[Bria]

I loved this! The art in this book is really fun and the characters are hilarious :D

[Charlie Easterson]

Absolutely moronic. Not my sense of humor at all.

[Ramón Santiago]

This is a crazy read. Funny. I dunno why I find Mallory so hot even tho she looks so trashy.
I really am in awe of Troy's skill when it comes to inking and lettering.

[Sarah]

Um. yeah. It wasn't until I already got the book that I realized it was by the creators of Ren and Stimpy. Had I known that beforehand I would have given it a wide berth. Its full of the same bizarre, gross, and sexist 'humor' that left me disliking the show. The characters and plot are not the focus here. The focus is the art style where people carry around intestines and barf everywhere, supposedly to make some sort of point about how bright sided consumerism is bad (I think, it was kinda hard to discern the actual point). What you end up with is a hot mess from a story standpoint though it will probably appeal to fans of the authors bizarre gross out style.

[Tyler]

A fun, quick read (I read it in Barnes and Noble) about 3 girls and their experiences with zombies and saving the world. Fun art, totally ridiculous plot and quirky in everything, make this worth a read.

[Dawn O'Rourke]

Squeaky clean fun!

[Sofia The Great]

Just silly but what do you expect from the creator of Ren & Stimpy.

[Dolores]

What a hoot! I loved this book, and would love to see more. Pictures were great, characters were a blast, and the story was so much fun.