Elizabeth Watasin

Charm School Graphique Vol 1 (Volume 1) Elizabeth Watasin

ENJOY this 8.5x11" newly illustrated graphic album digitally remastered for 2014:
containing Charm School issues no. 1 and 2, a bonus Bunny and Fairer Than 'Breaktime' story, the first appearance of Bunny, the Good Teen Witch, in Action Girl Comics no. 13, and the Addams-Gorey'esque debut of Fey Dently, Vampyre. Foreword by Trina Robbins.

Graphique exclusive:
Find a surprise at the corner of your book: a Halloween-themed Animated Flip Corner!

ON the very edges of the unknown lies the Twilight World, where monsters and magical people wickedly meet.
Little Salem teems with hotrods, malt shops, ghouls, and devil girls. Good, teen witch Bunny has a perfectly bad girlfriend in vampire biker Dean, until a dark, and very insistent lesbian fairy comes along. Can Bunny resist Fairer Than's charms? And when she does, what will Fairer Than (and Dean), do about it? Find out what happens in this fantasy witch, vampire, and fairy paranormal YA romance called "The Wrecking Faerie"!

?Elizabeth Watasin . . . is the finest black and white artist shy of the Hernandez Brothers of Love and Rockets fame.? ?Goodreads

A paranormal, lesbian romance that was nominated for a Gaylactic Spectrum award:
Meet magical witch girl Bunny, a good teen witch happily attending Haunt High, drinking Ghost Shakes at Shivers, and dancing her supernatural midnights away at cemetery spook fetes. Dean is her perfect greaser, vampire girlfriend, but beyond hotrods and motorcycles lies something more in the Enchanted Forest: fairies. And even among such ancient, paranormal denizens, they've someone to fear, namely the notorious heart breaker and home wrecker, the dark fairy, Fairer Than.

Fairer Than: gorgeous, red-haired, stronger than a fairy ought to be, and smoldering in more ways than one.
Her reputation has Daughters of the Faerie Court flee before her wake lest they fall for her charms. And when Fairer Than comes to Little Salem, she just happens to notice Bunny.

Charm School by Elizabeth Watasin:
an indie b/w comic book emulating the best in old school 50's pin-up art with a touch of girl romance style, or shoujo manga. Digitally retouched and re-lettered by Elizabeth Watasin. Rockabilly monsters meet fairy tale legends as paranormal hearts and heads collide.

?Watasin?s sense of layouts creates nicely framed pages, and balances black and white spaces skillfully. Her faces are individual and emotional, are charming. Her dialogue?s natural and in fact is at times exciting.? ?Comic Book Collectors Blog