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COMIC

Putty Pygmalion

Series: Putty Pygmalion
4.3
(151)
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Pages
76
Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Silver Sprocket

About

You can't sculpt someone to love.

Derryl, a lonely radish, attempts to create a boyfriend out of a defunct and now illegal children's product. His creation, Peter, springs to life ready to make a child happy, and instead finds a suffocating and cloistered existence catering to Derryl's needs. When Peter sneaks out to a party one night and meets Derryl's friends, he discovers there's even more to his creator's intentions than he thought.

A queer complication on the Pygmalion myth, brought to life through Lonnie Garcia's emotional, multimedia comic art.

Related Subjects

  • Science Fiction
  • LGBTQ+
  • Horror

Extended Details

  • SeriesPutty Pygmalion

    Reviews

    "An eerie but nostalgic comic about being held hostage in someone else's sadness. A wonderful use of colors and mixed media, digital drawing and analog sculpture collaged with expressive cartooning, captures the unease of someone unable to face reality.'"
    H.A., author of The Chromatic Fantasy

    Artists

    Lonnie GarciaAuthor
    Lonnie GarciaIllustrator