The Lady's Murder is a mystery comic written and drawn by Eliza Frye. It appeared in Narrative Magazine in Fall 2008 and has been nominated for a 2009 Eisner Award. Start reading the first page here!
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[...] Had it not been for the quick email she sent, I might never have seen Eliza Frye’s webcomic The Lady’s Murder (that link takes you to the first page. Start there.). She bills it as a mystery comic, where she [...]
Wow, that’s a really swell cover. I like the soft pinks against the stark black sillouettes of the chickens and ducks in the storefront window. Nice work!
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June 12th, 2008 at 10:47 am
Wow, that’s a really swell cover. I like the soft pinks against the stark black sillouettes of the chickens and ducks in the storefront window. Nice work!