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    Chris Lange, Ed Luce,

ISBN: 9781938720666

Capitol Hillbillies Volume One

by: Chris Lange, Ed Luce,
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Find out why Capitol Hillbillies is a comic strip like no other in this deluxe collection with almost 200 strips chronicling the adventures of four gay dudes in Seattle. Dating, video games, plenty of sex jokes, and even a unicorn for good measure. A must for any LGBT reader! Foreword by Ed Luce (Wuvable Oaf)!

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Christopher “Stu” Lange studied comics at the Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington. He currently lives in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle. (Naturally.)

You can see more of the Capitol Hillbillies at capitolhillbillies.com and more of Chris’ art at stereotype-studio.com.

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Ed Luce is the San Francisco-based creator of Wuvable Oaf, an Ignatz nominated series of comics and ever-expanding line of shirts, posters, records and other merchandise. Oaf has made appearances in Maximum RockNRollBear MagazineFUR: The Love of Hair (Bruno Gmunder) and No Straight Lines: Four Decades of Queer Comics (Fantagraphics) and Henry & Glenn Forever & Ever. Find out more at wuvableoaf.com.
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Overview

Find out why Capitol Hillbillies is a comic strip like no other in this deluxe collection with almost 200 strips chronicling the adventures of four gay dudes in Seattle. Dating, video games, plenty of sex jokes, and even a unicorn for good measure. A must for any LGBT reader!

Includes a foreword by Ed Luce (Wuvable Oaf)!

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ISBN: 9781938720666
Publisher: Northwest Press
Publish Date: 2014
Page Count: 144

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  1. Broken Frontier

    “This look at life in Seattle’s ‘gay-bourhood’ is graphic, crass, and pretty darn funny, which it owes to Chris Lange’s honest writing and the serious sociopolitical issues that lie at the comic’s foundation: artistic freedom and human rights.” Read Reid Vanier’s review on Broken Frontier.

  2. Pacific Center for Human Growth

    “It’s in this easy and familiar tone where Capitol Hillbillies gets most of its appeal: it feels a lot like joking around with your buddies. Only your buddies constantly have the perfect witty responses to your misfortunes and also one of them is naked all the time and sometimes a talking unicorn shows up.” Read Ellen Perry’s review on Pacific Center for Human Growth.

  3. Sequential Tart

    “The tag line for the comic is ‘because sodomy is funny’, and that is a big clue to the kind of humor you’ll find here. Dick jokes, sex jokes, jokes involving Beyoncé, the local Capitol Hill gay culture scene, the occasional strips on hot button topics such as Proposition 8 and same sex marriage. If you find any of that potentially offensive, then this collection is not for you.” Read Patti Martinson’s review on Sequential Tart.