Rien ne m’a plu, ni l’histoire – il n’y en a pas, mais ce n’est pas très grave, c’est le principe –, ni les personnages – un trio amoureux loin d’être convaincant – ni les dessins – le parti pris est original, mais le résultat décevant –, ni les dialogues – je n’ai pas esquissé le moindre sourire. Mais alors pas du tout, j’ai dû me forcer pour terminer ce one shot – je sais ce n’est pas bien, en même temps c’est assez rapide à lire. If you liked the artwork but wish the humor was a bit less vulgar, I'd recommend you pick up Candy Hearts, Woman World, or Teen Dog.Īutant je dois bien avouer avoir accroché à l’humour plus que limite de Megg, Mogg & Owl dans Zone de crise autant là ça n’a pas été le cas. If you like silly, vulgar humor, such as Boy's Club, Zonzo, or the Megg and Mogg series, definitely pick this one up. I really do love the artwork and didn't realize that artist Elizabeth Pich is a co-creator of webcomic War and Peas: Funny Comics for Dirty Lovers until after I finished the book.

However, even though it wasn't totally for me, I still appreciate the ridiculous storylines and situations that Fungirl gets into. Unfortunately I wasn't a huge fan of the humor of this comic, which is largely inappropriate and immature. In the comic she stumbles upon her new job working at a mortuary, and we see her interactions with those around her, including her friendship with her roommate/ex-girlfriend Becky, and Becky's boyfriend (whose name I already forgot).

In Fungirl, we follow along the adventures of this character who doesn't really have much going on for her.

Fungirl you are revolting