Lenore: Noogies Wedgies Cooties (Hardcover Slipcase Set)
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Author: Roman Dirge
Published by: Titan Comics
£34.49 ~~RRP £49.99~~
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  Due for release: 21 Oct 2025.
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Product Description

The one, the only, LENORE: THE CUTE LITTLE DEAD GIRL is back from the grave with this a hardback slipcase collection of her first three books.

In 1992, Roman Dirge, the Michealangelo of the Macabre unleashed his most famous creation upon the world and now, Titan Comics are proud to repackage those original impossible-to-find early comics into three fabulous hardback books featuring all those early outrageously funny Lenore comics, short stories and flights of deranged comedy genius that Roman could muster.

Genius is a word bandied about a lot, but Roman Dirge stands alone as one of the funniest and most unique talents in the comic book firmament, producing a truly one-of-a-kind brand of comic book character and spawning a genre all its own, Cute dead girls.

Welcome to the world of Lenore, The Cute Little Dead Girl. Featuring such classic stories as: Hairball, Georgie Porgie and Kitty #46, and introduces us to Ragamuffin, the vampire possed rag doll, and Lenore’s bestest friend, Pooty – the bucket-headed demon from Heck, and Mr. Gosh, Lenore’s love-obsessed button-eyed paramour.

Get ready for a triple dose of maniacal fiendish fun, gruesome games, and gloriously macabre and horrible hi-jinx as Lenore battles diabolical armies of Nazi zombies, hungry earthworms, gnomes, Tooth Haires and the thing from the poopy chair.

Featuring short stories and bizarre back-up strips, like The Crooked Man, The Possum King, The Boy with his Heart in a Box.