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“Each Bite Is Edging Me Towards Climax” — Read a Bawdy New Comic from Gina Wynbrandt

“Each Bite Is Edging Me Towards Climax” — Read a Bawdy New Comic from Gina Wynbrandt

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COMIC: IN LOVING MEMORY, BY GINA WYNBRANDT

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About the Author

Gina Wynbrandt is an artist living in Chicago. Her work has been featured in The Best American Comics 2015 and nominated for an Ignatz award. Two anagrams for her full name are “gay anal by twin nerds” and “wannabe sadly trying.” She loves sitcoms, teen pop stars, makeup, the Internet, and being the center of attention. Her first book Someone Please Have Sex With Me is coming out with 2dcloud in May 2016.

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