i am a big fan of many graphic artists and comic books, but i was disappointed by this one, and not surprised that it started in a no-longer-with-us fashion magazine. the work is very dated...focused on that corny 1980's to mid 1990's non-idea that "feminists can be sexy and feminine!" (duh - of course they can. they can be whatever they want to be!) the whole thing really just seems to moan about men and obsess about fashion...snarky, unpleasant, self obsessed, and very middle class, somewhat reminiscent of pulpy writers like tama janowitz. the drawings are perfunctory, not inspiring like "love and rockets" or julie doucet. but i suppose if you own all of "sex and the city" on dvd you might find it amusing.