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CBG Comics to Publish Trade Paperback of Trina Robbins California Girls
posted January 15th, 2009
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CBG Comics is very proud to announce the trade paperback collection of Trina Robbins' comic book series California Girls. Originally printed in the mid-1980s, California Girls is a classic, indie, black and white comic series staring a delightful all-girl-cast of characters written, drawn, and created by writer, historian (and living comic book legend) Trina Robbins. Featuring the adventures and romantic entanglements of two fabulously dressed twins, Max and Mo, California Girls is a beloved snap-shot of an outrageous era gone but certainly not forgotten. The trade paperback collects for the first time the entire eight- issue run of the original series by Trina Robbins—with additional artistic support by the late Barb Rausch—as well as wonderful paper dolls and the always fun reader-submitted fashions.

The California Girls trade will make its illustrious debut at San Francisco's Wonder Con, taking place from Feb 27th to March 1st, at both Trina Robbins' Wonder Con table and the Prism Comics booth. The trade will also be made available on the CBG Comics website, www.sosuperduper.com, Trina Robbins' own website, www.trinarobbins.com, the non-profit Prism Comics website, prismcomics.org, San Francisco's "Whatever…" comic book store in the Castro, www.whateverstoreonline.com, the bookstore at the San Francisco's Cartoon Art Museum , FotoGrafix Books, www.cartoonart.org, and on online comic store www.indyplanet.com.

CBG Comics is home to the cute, sweet, and super groovy comic book series', So Super Duper, Reignbow & Dee-Va and Unabashedly Billie. To find out more about CBG Comics visit: www.sosuperduper.com.

To contact Trina Robbins for more information, or for an interview request, please email her at: mswuff@juno.com. To contact CBG Comics President and Publisher Brian Andersen please email him at: me@sosuperduper.com.

Prism Comics promotes the works of the LGBT community in comics. It does not implicitly endorse any other material or products associated with those works. Any opinions expressed are those of the author(s).

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