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Friday, December 05, 2008


For those who came in late, or have just found us, Girl Genius isn't ordinarily a bunch of silly fairy-tale retellings. Eventually, we'll get back to our main story, which is full of angst and rage and drama and...oh, who am I kidding? It's silly stuff, too, it's just different silly stuff. Um...with some angst and rage and drama mixed in. At the moment, however, we're celebrating the end of Volume Eight and the end of 2008 with an amusing (to us) side story. Hang in there! --Kaja

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Girl Genius is written by Professors Phil & Kaja Foglio of TPU, with drawings by Prof. P. Foglio.
Volume One was inked by Brian Snoddy. Volumes Two and Three were colored by Mark McNabb. Volume Four was colored by Laurie E. Smith. Cheyenne Wright is our current colorist. His work begins with Volume Five.

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