Snotgirl, Volume 1: Green Hair Don't Care

by Bryan Lee O'Malley, Leslie Hung (Artist)

Overview

WHO IS LOTTIE PERSON? Is she a gorgeous, fun-loving social media star with a perfect life or a gross, allergy-ridden mess? Enter a world of snot, blood,
and tears in this first collection from New York Times Best Seller BRYAN LEE
O’MALLEY (Scott Pilgrim, Seconds) and dazzling newcomer LESLIE
HUNG!

Collects SNOTGIRL #1-5.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781534300361
Publisher:	Image Comics
Publication date:	02/28/2017
Series:	Snotgirl Series , #1
Pages:	136
Sales rank:	47,879
Product dimensions:	6.60(w) x 10.10(h) x 0.50(d)
Age Range:	13 - 16 Years

About the Author

Bryan Lee O’Malley is the creator of the bestselling Scott Pilgrim graphic novel series, which was adapted into a major motion picture, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. He lives in Los Angeles, where he continues to make comics.

Editorial Reviews

06/01/2017
Gr 9 Up—A fabulous, if slightly gross, first foray into single-issue comics for indie comics veteran O'Malley (of "Scott Pilgrim" fame). Snot Girl is Lottie Person, a green-haired, allergy-prone fashion blogger who floats between her less-than-pleasant real life and a sparkly, stylish, Instagram-filtered dream. Adding to the cognitive dissonance are an increasingly strange series of encounters. There's a gruesome incident in a club bathroom…or is there? Lottie has a stalker…or does she? O'Malley builds anticipation and heightens tension in these first five issues—each apparent explanation only deepens the mystery of Snot Girl's increasingly dark reality. Though the tension between reality and Lottie's online persona, which drives the story, needs further exploration, Hung's simultaneously sexy, sweet, slimy, and occasionally sinister illustrations, heavy with character close-ups and dramatic stares, are compelling. The hard-hitting world of fashion bloggers involves a moderate amount of sex, substance use, and salty language, making this selection best for mature teens. VERDICT This title will appeal to longtime O'Malley fans and offer a challenging but entertaining perspective to young adults whose reality is mediated through the glow of their smartphones.—Emilia Packard, Austin, TX

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