Stories tagged Deep Girl

Visiting Artist: Ariel Bordeaux

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Ariel Bordeaux is a graduate of The Center for Cartoon Studies. She is the author of No Love Lost, a graphic novella published by Drawn & Quarterly, and Raisin Pie, co-authored with her husband, Rick Altergott, published by Fantagraphics. All five issues of her self-published mini comic series, Deep Girl, were recently republished by PaperRocket mini-comics.

Original Art on Exhibit
CCS Gallery, Colodny Building, 94 South Main Street

Pick up a copy of Deep Girl at Comic Arts Brooklyn, November 9

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Bordeaux Goes Deep

Bordeaux fans, rejoice! All five issues of CCS class of ′12 alumna Ariel Bordeaux’s unflinchingly autobiographical minicomic, “Deep Girl” will be republished this March in a limited edition collection by Paper Rocket Minicomics. Long out of print, Bordeaux’s “Deep Girl” addresses sex, self-esteem, and body issues with the kind of raw, fiercely funny introspection the mid-nineties’ minicomics pioneers were known and loved for. Paper Rocket Minicomics will release the collected issues in a 128-page hand-bound volume with a screen-printed cover and jacket. A book signing and release party, co-hosted by Ariel Bordeaux and Paper Rocket proprietor Robyn Chapman, will take place on March 1st at Desert Island in Brooklyn.

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