From the National Book Awardâwinning, bestselling author Nate Powell comes an intense timeâtripping graphic novel capturing the transitional 1990s and the weird kids who fall through the cracksâperfect for fans of Everything Everywhere All At Once, Killing Eve, and Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me
The year is 1992. Diana Bogue is a personality too big for her small Arkansas townâa runaway who dyes her hair platinum, studies the occult, sings like an angel, and dominates the local punk scene through the force of her personality. Even when being in the âcult of Dianaâ is too much for them, her friends Jody, Steff, Napoleon, and Todd canât help but be pulled into her vortex.
But under the surface, Diana struggles to outrun damage from a repressive religious past. She only shares these struggles with her dearest long-distance pen palâwho she keeps hidden from her other friends.
Until one day, heâs never heard from again.
Untethered and fiercely protective of what she considers hers, Diana turns even more inward, blending music and homegrown sorcery in hopes of outrunning reality. But even she can't turn back time . . . or can she?
From the National Book Awardâwinning, bestselling author Nate Powell comes an intense timeâtripping graphic novel capturing the transitional 1990s and the weird kids who fall through the cracksâperfect for fans of Everything Everywhere All At Once, Killing Eve, and Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me
The year is 1992. Diana Bogue is a personality too big for her small Arkansas townâa runaway who dyes her hair platinum, studies the occult, sings like an angel, and dominates the local punk scene through the force of her personality. Even when being in the âcult of Dianaâ is too much for them, her friends Jody, Steff, Napoleon, and Todd canât help but be pulled into her vortex.
But under the surface, Diana struggles to outrun damage from a repressive religious past. She only shares these struggles with her dearest long-distance pen palâwho she keeps hidden from her other friends.
Until one day, heâs never heard from again.
Untethered and fiercely protective of what she considers hers, Diana turns even more inward, blending music and homegrown sorcery in hopes of outrunning reality. But even she can't turn back time . . . or can she?