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Comics and visual storytelling published in Piker Press — webcomics, graphic novellas, and sequential art.
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A double red hibiscus catches the afternoon sun.
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General Lichloved has a final conversation with his daughter, Ashlinne.
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Ooh - la - la, George!
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At the restaurant with the woman who wears too much perfume.
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A fish sculpture at the Biltmore Estate, Asheville, North Carolina, USA
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The early beginnings of the hard core women's liberation movement.
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Ashlinne and her father have an after dinner chat about murderous tendencies.
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George, sometimes you should know when to keep your advice to yourself.
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Playing with the colors of a dragonfly is fun!
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Maybe a reading rainbow ought not to include "Fear of Flying."
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General Lichloved expresses his opinion of Ashlinne's new "suitor".
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Ohhh, Incognito George!
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How flies seem in August.
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The General arrives at the table. Ashlinne introduces her new guest and outlines her plans for the future.
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Uncompleted graffiti provides inspiration for a working student of the arts.
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Pink is the new black?
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The dinner guests await, anticipating a lovely evening at Chez Lichloved.
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"Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned," they say. Especially a woman with a pen.
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It's always tough to wrap around all those Monday morning workloads.
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General Lichloved and Floyd get ready for dinner.
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At times, you can be assured, George Washington is a master of disguise ...
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Don't let appearances fool you -- they're tougher than you think.
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George was around in the Sixties, wasn't he? There were a lot of fans of cannabis then, but they didn't call it hemp any more ...
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Fashion design meets public safety.
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To come all that way only to fail at the end for not being evil enough. Ashlinne's not the type to give up that easily, though...
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Some men don't look good in certain beards. George receives one that he finds unflattering.
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Never rush the artist.
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The results are in! Ashlinne has passed all the tests. But sometimes, hard work just isn't enough...