There’s something so brilliant about a depiction of hell that leans into the worst of Catholic guilt so as to thoroughly subvert it: a hell where queer artists, through vivacious masochism and dedication to each other, thrive. Pinky, the performance artist of the relationship, literally gives her life to art and Pepper (the painter) follows soon after. “I never thought a surreal comic about gay puppygirls in love and in art school (and, after their tragic suicides, in hell) would ever make me cry, but here we are. Atoms is a genius this book made me cry.” “Pinky and Pepper Forever is full of sincere, beautiful art that practically writhes off the page.
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