
Lindsey Cheng Dates a White Boy!!!
The rock-steady bond of college bandmates is tested by a new boyfriend in this hotly anticipated graphic rom-com by cartoonist and viral animator Asia Miller, perfect for fans of Bryan Lee O'Malley and Mariko Tamaki!...
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A liberating rom com of self-discovery and hotly anticipated debut from cartoonist and viral animator Asia Miller, perfect for fans of Scott Pilgrim and Mariko Tamaki. Lindsey Cheng is a college freshman figuring herself out. She's got a band with her best friends, an overprotective Chinese mom, and a date with a super-cool indie-rocker boy named Jason. Good luck, Lindsey!Asia Miller’s satirical indie-rock mixtape follows Lindsey as she struggles to be a “cool” girlfriend, a caring friend, and a good daughter––until she learns it’s never too late to choose herself. A Shortbox Comics Fair hit, expanded and in full color for the first time30 brand-new story pages plus exclusive bonus back matterAuthentic Chinese American representationJoyfully awkward romance for fans of Scott Pilgrim Pick up this refreshingly relatable college comedy you’ll want to share with friends.
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| Produktnavn | Lindsey Cheng Dates a White Boy!!! |
| book typ | boker, humor og tegneserier, tegneserier, manga |
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