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\nCharger County is a new YA graphic novel by Cathy G. Johnson described thus; 'Liz feels like an outcast at her new high school, Charger County High. Avoiding another season of jocks making fun of her facial scars, Liz decides to join Drama Club for her freshman athletics credit. In the school theatre, she meets tech students Tamara, Brittany, and Robert, all senior girls with a penchant for rebellion.
Their comic Black Hole Heart was self-published in 2020, won the 2020 Ignatz Award for Outstanding Minicomic and a 2020 MICE Mini-Grant. They describe themself thus: 'I make comics, prints, paintings, drawings and zines. My work delves into the complicated worlds of young people, exploring the hardships and joys of adolescence. I use themes of nature and rebellion in my work. I am genderqueer and use she\/her or they\/them pronouns, and Mx. honorific.'\nCathy G.
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