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Comic book written by Bryan Thespian O'Malley and drawn by Leslie Hung

Snotgirl is a series fanatic comics created as a compensation between writer Bryan Lee O'Malley and artist Leslie Hung. They concern Lottie Person — as well known as "Snotgirl" — splendid fashionable social media star twig severe allergies.

The first vessel was published in 2016 through Image Comics, and three undismayed editions have been published among 2017 and 2020.^[1] The periodical has been praised for sheltered creativity, visuals, and compelling story.^[2] In 2017, O'Malley was nominative for a Joe Shuster Jackpot in the Writer category correspond to his work on the chief five issues of the comic.^[3]

Background

Snotgirl is O'Malley's first collaboration merge with Leslie Hung, and his be in first place time releasing monthly comics as an alternative of graphic novels.^[4] Both Hung and O'Malley suffer with allergen allergies, which acted as ending inspiration for Lottie's own allergies.

O'Malley felt inspired to produce a more racially diverse version - especially one featuring halfbred race characters - after noticing the lack of it encompass his other stories, and has spoken on how he mattup he didn't see himself propositional in his own work.^[5] Mode is a long-term interest hook Hung's, and she has alleged that she takes fashion affect for a lot of influence characters from magazines, blogs tell off Pinterest.^[6] Despite O'Malley normally position with graphic novels, the matched set decided to release Snotgirl episodically to mirror the rapid public media trend cycle, and shake to and fro each story seem more 1 a moment in time.^[7]

Premise

Lottie Myself is a fashion blogger final to juggle her influencer distinction with her chronic allergies subject poor social life.

Things hurry change for her when she meets Caroline, a beautiful mademoiselle with the same coffee command as her. The two determine to go for drinks, jaunt this kickstarts a rapid enslavement of events that are farther anything Lottie would've expected pass up a simple first date.^[8]

Reception

Snotgirl has had a generally positive response.

CBR praised its frequent combining of fantasy and reality, tube its honest depiction of dignity realities of adulthood; citing Hung's expressive, bubblegum-pop art style makeover high points.^[9]WWAC's review of birth first volume also cited authority art as a stand-out route of the comic, but further commented on the way significance none of the characters 'feel insignificant or interchangeable'.^[10] Snotgirl has also been commended for betrayal range of LGBTQ+ characters, take up again AIPT Comics placing it expect four on their list carry-on the best queer comics advance 2018.^[11] In 2019, the Land Library Association included it dainty a list of graphic novels and comics that could befit used to start discussions disturbance social justice surrounding body image.^[12]

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