Girl (1996 DC/Vertigo)
Girl (1996 DC/Vertigo)
Girl (1996 DC/Vertigo)
Girl (1996 DC/Vertigo)
Girl (1996 DC/Vertigo)
Girl (1996 DC/Vertigo)

Girl #1–3 (1996) Complete Mini-Series Bundle

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Girl #1–3 (1996) Complete Mini-Series Bundle

Following The System and Seven Miles a Second comes a 3-issue mini-series from the Vertigo Verite line of groundbreaking, provocative fiction and intense-life stories: Fifteen-year-old Simone Cundy hates her so-called life. Dreaming of escape from her insufferable family and her unbearable home town, she embarks upon a dangerous and hilarious quest for freedom in this black-humored tale of one young woman's rite of passage. Written by Peter Milligan. Art and painted cover by Duncan Fegredo. Mature Readers.

Girl #1–3 (1996) Complete Mini-Series Bundle

Following The System and Seven Miles a Second comes a 3-issue mini-series from the Vertigo Verite line of groundbreaking, provocative fiction and intense-life stories: Fifteen-year-old Simone Cundy hates her so-called life. Dreaming of escape from her insufferable family and her unbearable home town, she embarks upon a dangerous and hilarious quest for freedom in this black-humored tale of one young woman's rite of passage. Written by Peter Milligan. Art and painted cover by Duncan Fegredo. Mature Readers.

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Publisher: DC/Vertigo

Format: Prestige format, 3-issue limited series

🔑 Key Features:

Complete 3-issue mini-series

Early work by Garth Ennis (Preacher, The Boys)

Cult-favorite Vertigo title dealing with existential dread, rebellion, and teenage disillusionment

Harder to find in the wild due to short print and niche readership

👥 Creative Team:

Writer: Garth Ennis

Artist & Cover: John McCrea

📖 Story Summary:

Set in the bleak English town of Bollockstown, Girl follows 15-year-old Simone Cundy, a teen fed up with her pointless life, vacant parents, and a society that seems designed to smother individuality. But when she begins to hallucinate—or possibly manifest—a more rebellious version of herself, things spiral into chaos. A biting satire of suburbia and identity, told through the razor-sharp lens of Ennis and McCrea.