Dead Grrrl: Dead at 21

    (Boneyard, 1998)
™ and © 1998 Hart D. Fisher

So the main character of this series is dead. That doesn’t mean she can’t have a good time, especially if she happens to be a fun-loving vampire with a penchant for alcohol, drugs, lingerie, and sizable body counts. Thus, the “ultimate party vampire” scores some liquor, screws guys for fun—sometimes leaving them less than fully intact afterwards—and generally drinks, curses, and mutilates her way across the city. Mature readers? You bet. Soft-core eroticism this isn’t. Be prepared for a heavy dose of severed and slashed appendages, among other body parts.

Published in black and white by Boneyard Press. Various writers and artists here, but it’s all overseen by Hart D. Fisher.
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