


As with Fun Home, it's a biography but it's also an unflinching psycho-analysis which sets it apart from its predecessor. It's also, in my opinion, artistically superior with a slightly more relaxed and uncluttered style inked and then water coloured in red and grey. For further reading there are interviews with Alison Bechdel at ComicBookResources and TheParisReview (see here and here) and an interesting review by a reluctant graphic novel reader at TheSeattleTimes (see here).
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