2022 Ignatz Award Winner for Outstanding Minicomic! Chicago comics creator Caroline Cash has become an influential figure in the indie comic scene for her comics that depict the everyday life of a twenty-something art school grad living in the Windy City.

Explore Caroline Cash's contemporary, LGBTQ+ perspective on the '60s underground comic scene in this ongoing series! This edition features a cardstock foil cover and vibrant full-color comics.

PeePee PooPoo #420 features the comics stories "Dinner Date," "I'm So Punk," "Tax Season," "Dyked and Confused," and more!

PeePee PooPoo #420 by Caroline Cash

Name: PeePee PooPoo #420 by Caroline Cash
Brand: Silver Sprocket
SKU: RCD028

SKU: RCD028

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Caroline Cash
I like Cash's use of screentone, another practice I think has been partially resurrected due to the influence of manga. Now it’s done with computers, I believe, because no one manufactures the plastic film they used to use, or the dry transfers, or whichever it was John Byrne used for Namor.

PeePee PooPoo #420 (sigh) is an attractive book - I find myself flipping back and forth and gawking at different parts. It has that same effect as so many of the '80s and '90s alt comics, presenting a complete object whose every aspect has been painstakingly crafted by hand. I miss the prevalence of those kind of comics. Mostly, I just miss the periodical alt comic, so it’s nice to come across someone still dedicated to the old ways. Let’s meet up around here again for the inevitable PeePee PooPoo #666, which I’m sure will look like an issue of ACME Novelty Library. Since we’re flipping the bird to famous Chicago cartoonists and all. — The Comics Journal